Right, so now that I don't have a job at the moment, I seem to have a lot of spare time on my hands... There are a few things that I could be getting on with, but am being asked to do a lot a photography in the village. Only been home a week and done 2 lots one continuous shoot. Keeps me out of trouble but definitely need more practice.

I did finally manage to get to an exhibition at the V&A that would have done wonders for my degree... only a year late!! The exhibition 'Shadow Catchers: Camera-less Photography' presented the work of five international artists who work without a camera...
Yep definitely wish it was there this time last year!!

Degree Show Exhibition website, got some rather good stuff on here, think I spend 3 years with some pretty talented people.

Level 3 Statement of Intent

This year I want to maintain a consistent level of working, continually exploring new avenues of research. I want to be able to define my method of working with different processes and really concentrate on producing final outcomes. I want to improve my photography skills and techniques for research and recording final outcomes.I want to improve my ability to articulate my ideas and processes. I aim to continue to look at natural forms and use that as a form of inspiration, and to continue using printmaking as a fundamental process in my work. Repeated patterns have always seemed to be a part of my work, and so I want to find out how important its presence is . I feel that I need to have a more playful outlook on my work, and to broaden my ambitions.

10 Questions
1)How will I expand my levels of research?
2)How will I improve my process skills and techniques?
3)Why am I so fascinated by texture?
4)Why do I always go back to natural forms?
5)What are my images communicating?
6)How will I define my method of working?
7)Why take photos of work to produce final outcomes?
8)How important is repeated pattern to me?
9)Where do I see my final outcomes?
10)Will I enjoy this work as much as I want to?