Extra large friendship bracelet; presentation pillow printed in acrylic paint onto silk.
10
Mermaids vs Mermaids.
Yellow teeth in smile training (photography needs help too).
Paper, acrylic paint, gardening wire, chalk.
19
S H E L L.
Anonymous materials.
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Bloody Ninja's On Your Back. 'Originally, practicing Kung Fu did not just mean to practice Chinese martial arts.[6] Instead, it referred to the process of one's training - the strengthening of the body and the mind, the learning and the perfection of one's skills - rather than to what was being trained. It refers to excellence achieved through long practice in any endeavor.[5] This meaning can be traced to classical writings, especially those of Neo-Confucianism, which emphasise the importance of effort in education.[7]' Wikipedia
Adhesive labels.
2
Imaginary friends.
Acrylic on large size paint rollers.
36
Offcuts wave.
Oak flooring offcuts, acrylic paint.
13
Pink faced - who ate all the pies?
Rolling pin, acrylic, paper.
20
Guardians of the Galaxy; Mediums of the Satisfying; Presenters of the Flawed and Malleable.
Picture frame, foam sheeting, marker pen, coloured modelling clay.
16
Mermaids vs Mermaids.
Hmmm.
String, paper, black acrylic.
21
Standing firm (upside down).
Bricks, acrylic paint.
6
MORE.
Air drying clay, acrylic paint, marshmallows.
8
Mermaids vs Mermaids.
The unresolved key - insulated and complicated.
Insulation tubing and aluminium duct tape.
7
Sunday Sleuthing.
Fabric cut with pinking shears, marker pen.
3
Canary gold: peace and love flow through my satin-y body.
Satin and marker pen.
39
Too minimal/ruined by glitter and bad lighting.
Paper, marker pen, masonry paint, glitter.
17
Christmas plaits.
Wrapping paper and sellotape.
35
Repelling grease (elbow and knee).
Greaseproof paper and marker pen.
5