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If you’ve got ideas for collaborations, commissions, questions or just want to say hello, you can reach me via email or Instagram - @pp_00

Look forward to hearing from you!

Pippa

@pp_00

View fullsize Was reminded of this gem yesterday and I had forgotten how useful it can be. There’s often just too much to take in these days it seems, whether it’s happening right around us or news that just never seems to stop. Venturing out is bot
View fullsize Learning something new... Loving trying out these amazing brushes for procreate to make risograph-effect illustrations - thank you @abbie_uproot and @designcuts. Abbie’s tutorial was so helpful. There’s a bit of a midcentury homage to 90
View fullsize Illusion of chaos - pattern design. Swipe for process pics Those who know me know how unlikely it was I would end up going anywhere near ‘fashion’. I remember being adamant. Yet somehow the hands-on, tactile side of things, and the fact
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View fullsize Culture hub concept using stacking and stabbing to form a structure that tries to steer away from harsh, utilitarian possibilities to a more uplifting interpretation. . Contrasting shapes and materials to provide interest. The large cube nears a sma
View fullsize Playing with light. Experimenting with materials back in 3d design week. . This inspired a round concert hall element within a city centre culturehub (art, music, community, opportunities for activity and for learning). . We used Richard Serra's proc
View fullsize A little game of sardines. . This was a 1 wk project with the theme 'hidden', and I had great fun making peace with a sewing machine at long last (the scars of year 8 textiles lessons run deep..) . The base of the bag is padded and includes board for
View fullsize Ring ring, banana phone.. Had a lot of fun making this for a little friend - inspired by memories of silly songs on an ace holiday by the sea. . Seem to be headed down an exciting exploration of textiles of late.. . Think this would be an ace accesso
View fullsize B's & C's.. maybe some sort of crime fighting typographic gang? Having fun with letter stamps from @flyingtiger . . . . . #instaart #acrylic #typography #typographyart #superhero #mask #happy #smiles #art #showyourwork #oddoneout

 

 

Was reminded of this gem yesterday and I had forgotten how useful it can be. There’s often just too much to take in these days it seems, whether it’s happening right around us or news that just never seems to stop. Venturing out is bot
Learning something new... Loving trying out these amazing brushes for procreate to make risograph-effect illustrations - thank you @abbie_uproot and @designcuts. Abbie’s tutorial was so helpful. There’s a bit of a midcentury homage to 90
Illusion of chaos - pattern design. Swipe for process pics Those who know me know how unlikely it was I would end up going anywhere near ‘fashion’. I remember being adamant. Yet somehow the hands-on, tactile side of things, and the fact
Culture hub concept using stacking and stabbing to form a structure that tries to steer away from harsh, utilitarian possibilities to a more uplifting interpretation. . Contrasting shapes and materials to provide interest. The large cube nears a sma
Playing with light. Experimenting with materials back in 3d design week. . This inspired a round concert hall element within a city centre culturehub (art, music, community, opportunities for activity and for learning). . We used Richard Serra's proc
A little game of sardines. . This was a 1 wk project with the theme 'hidden', and I had great fun making peace with a sewing machine at long last (the scars of year 8 textiles lessons run deep..) . The base of the bag is padded and includes board for
Ring ring, banana phone.. Had a lot of fun making this for a little friend - inspired by memories of silly songs on an ace holiday by the sea. . Seem to be headed down an exciting exploration of textiles of late.. . Think this would be an ace accesso
For our fine art rotation we were set an exercise involving snapshot photography where you had to introduce an element to your technique that removed control from the process of capturing photos. . These are a few of the results from a haphazard walk