CHERYL YOUNG

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Dior In Drawings by Rene Gruau

Spotted on Vogue.co.uk a unique collection of drawings from artist Rene Gruau. Simple but elegant. This collection will be exhibited in Somerset House from yesterday. Which I will try and visit :)

Jill Sanders SS 2011 Milan Fashion Week

Jil Sanders SS 2011 Collection. Inspiring colour and shape, shades of florecent pink and orange give a fresh but bold look!

Thursday, October 7, 2010

EMILY VALENTINE

WEIRD BUT WONDERFUL! ~ TAXIDERMY DOGS? BIRDS?

Thursday, September 30, 2010

FIRST PROJECT!

OUR FIRST PROJECT IS CALLED JOURNEYS AND DESTINATIONS IN GROUPS WE HAD TO VENTURE OUT AND VISIT A LIST OF INTERESTING CITY VENUES. INCLUDING: -

THE NOTTINGHAM CONTEMPARY

VIVIENNE WESTWOOD

PAUL SMITH

THE NOTTINGHAM CASTLE

THE PLACE THAT I LIKE THE MOST WAS THE NOTTINGHAM CONTEMPORY MUSEAM WHERE WE SAW THE WORKS OF THE TOBIAS TWINS ARTISTS FROM TRASYLVANIA, WHICH WAS VERY INSPIRING!

Gert and Uwe Tobias’ large woodcuts, gouache paintings, typewriter drawings and ceramic sculptures combine influences from traditional folk art and abstract art from the early 20th century. Their vividly coloured images, objects and environments evoke a world that is hallucinatory and strange. Twin brothers, Gert and Uwe grew up in Translyvania, then Germany.

http://www.nottinghamcontemporary.org/art/gert-and-uwe-tobias

New Term, Fresh Start!

A NEW UNI, A NEW START! LAST WEEK I STARTED ON A MA COUSRE AT NOTTINGHAM TRENT UNIVERSITY!

THEREFORE I AM GOIN TO TRY AND KEEP UP TO DATE ON MY BLOG! A REFLECTIVE ONLINE JOURNAL!

MY FIRST POST THIS MONTH! TO START BASSO & BROOKE S/S2011 COLLECTION.

A NEW UNI, A NEW START! LAST WEEK I STARTED ON A MA COUSRE AT NOTTINGHAM TRENT UNIVERSITY!

THEREFORE I AM GOIN TO TRY AND KEEP UP TO DATE ON MY BLOG! A REFLECTIVE ONLINE JOURNAL!

MY FIRST POST THIS MONTH! TO START BASSO & BROOKE S/S2011 COLLECTION.

Bruno Basso and Christopher Brooke – explained it as being “where bleeding edge techno-futurism meets dusty hand-scribbled antiquity” – which on the catwalk translated as handwritten notes by Da Vinci, Tolstoy, Balzac and Saint-Exupery providing prints on short little dresses, prim shirts and peg-shaped trousers.