Showing posts with label London show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label London show. Show all posts

Sunday, 29 June 2014

Finishing the BA, showing work in London and looking for work

The summer show in London was very succesul, as I manged to speak to new people to create new connections that can help me to improve my work. Coming home from London my new focus is on finding work and getting ready for events such as the White Horse Hill exhibition opening in September in which a handful of my images are being used in. I am also looking forward to working with the community project in Bodmin to do with St Lawrence's that will introduce me to a wide range of people to do with the hospital and it's history

My work on display

Showing my work in such a large space has lead me to think about how I would like to carry this project on, as I want to photograph more people to create a larger body of work that emphasizes what I am trying to say. Through exploring new ideas and getting a range of feedback I am confident that I am able to create the work that I need to create an even better exhibition that could be shown in Bodmin for the people of St Lawrence's so see.

Thursday, 8 May 2014

Making an AboutMe Profile and My Free Range

Through creating my AboutMe page I am hoping to get a bit more attention and recognition for my work that could lead to possible clients and future work. I have chosen to show work that highlights my interests and main ideas that are present in my images.

Here is my profile for the Free Range exhibition that will be happening in London, along with my peers my work is visible under Plymouth College of art which is easy to navigate too. Being with other people shows how varied the work is from the college, which can draw more people in.

And this is my ABoutMe page, that has a bio about me and my work, with a few images showing what I am interested in photographing. The text is easy to read, with links to my blog, twitter and Linkedin page for people to see and get in touch with me through.