-Make the drawings more speculative (size, like maps)
-Create sculptures from the plant drawings - use dried/pressed plants, find materials I'm comfortable with using, found materials, inexpensive
-Visit a Mushroom farm
-Grow plants in the studio/at home from seed
-Eva Hesse, organic material works
-Using simple materials to create forms to draw from
-Create an extremely large and detailed drawing over a period of time, work on it e.g. one hour a day, do other works alongside it
-Cut a small square of bark, draw large scale from it
-Bark as a 'skin', a structure to place it onto
-Push drawings to unfamiliar ground, beyond the white flat sheet of paper
-Drawings made to do something different - what could a drawing do?
-Consider the materiality of the drawings
-Create a system of how I hybridize the forms
(Showed John Newling works from last year (pallet pieces))
-Go back to this work, it is alive
-Get a pallet, get clay and work
-It will be different because of the work and research I've done this year
-Paper maché, consider how I could use other mateirals
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