Rhiannon Dudley

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Wax crayons melted down to create an illustration of space.

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From 12-4 today is the open day of the NNew NNow exhibition at 15 Collingwood!

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I would definitely recommend reading Njálla by @rozihathaway as I throughly enjoyed it. Can’t wait to start the colouring book!

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My work for the final hand in at university.

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Printing with plasticine to create neutrinos.

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We are having another drink and draw event as the last one was a huge success! Come and join us at the Avenue SU on Friday the 18th of March from 8-11. All art materials will be supplied and donations are welcomed as we are fundraising for our University Degree Show. Hope to see many of you there!

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For my final major project, I’m going to create a concertina style book illustrating how neutrinos from the sun are detected here on Earth. During our residence at the NN Gallery, I created a few images showing this process.

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A GIF representing neutrinos oscillating through space and time.

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This is my cover design for Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit for the Penguin Design Award.

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Some monoprints from Florence Shaws workshop.

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No looking continuous line drawings of nanobots.

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This Artist Not Only Creates Incredible Paintings of Swimmers, He Also Interacts with Them!

Created by Gustavo Silva Nuñez

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My cover design for the song express yourself.

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Song of the Rider (1860)

  In the black moon

of the highwaymen,

the spurs sing.

  Little black horse,

where are you taking your dead rider?

  … The hard spurs

of the motionless bandit,

his reigns lost.

  Little cold horse,

what a scent of knife-flowers!

  In the black moon

bled the side

of Sierra Morena.

  Little black horse,

where are you taking your dead rider?

  The night spurs

her black flanks,

nails herself with stars.

  Little cold horse,

what a scent of knife-flowers!

  In the black moon,

a scream!

the long horn of the bonfire.

  Little black horse,

where are you taking your dead rider?

  [August 1927]

Federico Garcia Lorca

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Gynandromorph butterflies in watercolour, pastel and no looking continuous line drawings.

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Artist, Telmo Pieper recreated his childhood drawings 20 years later.

He says,

"Digital painted creatures and stuff based on my own childhood drawings. I designed these creatures at the age of 4 and now reincarnated them with digital painting."

Check out more of his work here http://www.telmopieper.com/kiddie-arts