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Camberwell Illustration's term has ended. A wonderful new group with which to have worked. Excited by how much of a stake everybody has in the group and by the collective faith in content as a root to original work. Doing this a part of the week and then switching to making work is stimulating — one talks to the other — but sometimes one can lose the feeling in one's fingers. That is, for a metronomic play with a limited set of materials to hand; decisions arriving only in response, rather than in anticipation, of what is happening between the hands and the stuff.
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A lot of recent work has been, out of necessity, two–dimensional. The Hand Werk boxes are (over)due for completion, along with a set of other projects which require shut mouth, open eyes and sound touch. Also starting a ceramics course in January; some kind of resolution to graduate beyond extruded images.