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Counting Chimneys (2023)

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A zine made for We Remember, World Book Night 2023 Exhibition at Bower Ashton Library, UWE Bristol, UK.
 

Materials: ink, embroidery thread, paper, and a childhood in a post-industrial mill town

A Short History of the Morecambe Bay Sand Library (2023)

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Fragments from a fictional library that exists between the tides. Artist book exhibited as part of the Aqueous Futures Exhibition at the Midland Hotel, Morecambe.

Materials: paper, shells, ink, seaweed, hydroids, driftwood, plastic, metal, cyanotype prints, and a lot of time on the beaches of Morecambe Bay

The Bookshop at the End of the Pier
(2020)

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A short comic about the challenges of extreme bookselling.

Web version available here.

Materials: drypoint etching with cobalt blue ink on 50% cotton paper, a previous job as a bookseller and a love of piers.

Monster
Workload
- a strike comic
(2020)

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A tiny comic made for the picket line during the UCU UK university strikes in early 2020.

Web version available here.

Materials: ink and marker on photocopier paper, and years of stress as an hourly paid and then full-time lecturer in universities.

Some Common Household Flora (2020)

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A zine made and sent out by post for the Zines in the Dark project during the first Covid lockdown.

Materials: inks, pencils, found record cards, paper, and a desperate need to imagine everyday beauty when stuck in the house.

A House Book (2019)

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An artist book that responds to the reader's movements and cardinal direction, inspired by the art, writings and life of Leonora Carrington. Presented at Surrealisms 2019 – ISSS Conference at the University of Exeter.

Materials: paper, board, acrylic paint, string, teaspoon, textiles, cut-up text and illustrations from Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management, Microbit x2, code, AA batteries, wires, servo, LED, and a long fascination with Carrington's work.

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