Fenella Elms – ceramic artist
Fenella Elms – Ceramics Artist – Flows
Fenella Elms – framed black flow
Anne Kyyro Quinn – interior textiles
Anne Kyyro Quinn – interior textiles
Giles Miller – hexagonal walnut tiles
Giles Miller – hexagonal walnut tiles
Back in 2001 I climbed up a tower in Tabor (Czech Republic) and looked out over the city. I can’t remember which tower, but I do remember the view. These are the sketches and paintings I did following that trip,…
A shift in user attitude is needed, moving away from product disposal and towards longevity. The key to product durability is about developing an emotional attachment to something, which creates a desire to care for and repair, rather than dispose of and replace. Designers need to change the way they work, considering the end use of products to allow for a circular system to develop, that extends the life cycle of materials through remaking and reusing.
I’ve always had an interest in interior design, so last year I decided to work on developing a range of knitted home accessories. For me, knitwear is all about creating a beautiful fabric and home ware really allows me to…
This is another drawing I did years ago of a woman from the Nuba tribe. The decorative patterns on her body are created by scarification.
Inspired by the Indian screens I’ve been sketching at the V&A, I decided to look back through my hundreds, actually thousands, of travel photos I took whilst in India back in 2008. I knew I was going to find a…
Only a few days to go before The Startup Showcase, so fingers crossed the journey down to London and the set up at Somerset House will all go smoothly. I will be travelling via train and tube, carrying a large…
