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Eleanor Bowley’s work is mainly decorative using traditional methods of paper col-lage combined with stitching, fabrics and haberdashery embellishments.

She often tries to source waste materials such as discarded fabrics from textile de-signers and second hand buttons. She usually deconstructs elements of clothing and uses the fabrics as a base. She traces using a freehand stitch on a sewing machine, over images especially those of the face. She loves the unevenness of the lines and as she works from back to front the unpredictability of the final image. Eleanor rarely uses the computer to develop her work except for creating a final digital file.

CHRISTIAN FAUR

Surrey, UK

TITLE: CMYK Girl*

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustrator, Photoshop, Ink, Silkscreen

DESCRIPTION: Illustration produced for Art Depart-ment 10th anniversary brochure.

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TITLE: CMYK Girl*

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustrator, Photoshop, Ink, Silkscreen

DESCRIPTION: Illustration produced for Art Depart-ment 10th anniversary brochure.

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TITLE: CMYK Girl*

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustrator, Photoshop, Ink, Silkscreen

DESCRIPTION: Illustration produced for Art Depart-ment 10th anniversary brochure.

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TITLE: CMYK Girl*

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustrator, Photoshop, Ink, Silkscreen

DESCRIPTION: Illustration produced for Art Depart-ment 10th anniversary brochure.

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Eleanor Bowley’s work is mainly decorative using traditional methods of paper col-lage combined with stitching, fabrics and haberdashery embellishments.

She often tries to source waste materials such as discarded fabrics from textile de-signers and second hand buttons. She usually deconstructs elements of clothing and uses the fabrics as a base. She traces using a freehand stitch on a sewing machine, over images especially those of the face. She loves the unevenness of the lines and as she works from back to front the unpredictability of the final image. Eleanor rarely uses the computer to develop her work except for creating a final digital file.

RON VAN DER ENDE

Surrey, UK

TITLE: CMYK Girl*

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustra-tor, Photoshop, Ink, Silkscreen

DESCRIPTION: Illustration produced for Art Department 10th anniversary brochure.

TITLE: Prince**

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustra-tor, Photoshop, Ink

DESCRIPTION: Illustration for the Observer Music Monthly Review section.

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TITLE: Experimental Faces

MEDIA: Stitching

MATERIAL: Photos, Fabrics, Buttons, Ribbons

DESCRIPTION: These are part of a series of experimental faces. Using photos pinned to a blank fabric Eleanor traced over the outline of the face so that the back of the stitching became the front of her work. It was further embellished with fabrics, buttons and ribbons.

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TITLE: Experimental Faces

MEDIA: Stitching

MATERIAL: Photos, Fabrics, Buttons, Ribbons

DESCRIPTION: These are part of a series of experimental faces. Using photos pinned to a blank fabric Eleanor traced over the outline of the face so that the back of the stitching became the front of her work. It was further embellished with fabrics, buttons and ribbons.

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ANA SERRANO

Surrey, UK

Eleanor Bowley’s work is mainly decorative using traditional methods of paper collage combined with stitching, fabrics and

haberdashery embellishments.

She often tries to source waste materials such as discarded fabrics from textile designers and second hand buttons. She

usually deconstructs elements of clothing and uses the fab-rics as a base. She traces using a freehand stitch on a sewing machine, over images especially those of the face. She loves

the unevenness of the lines and as she works from back to front the unpredictability of the final image.

Eleanor rarely uses the computer to develop her work ex-cept for creating a final digital file.

TITLE: Experimental Faces

MEDIA: Stitching

MATERIAL: Photos, Fabrics, Buttons, Ribbons

DESCRIPTION: These are part of a series of experimental faces. Using photos pinned to a blank fabric Eleanor traced over the outline of the face so that the back of the stitching became the front of her work. It was further embellished with fabrics, buttons and ribbons.

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TITLE: Experimental Faces

MEDIA: Stitching

MATERIAL: Photos, Fabrics, Buttons, Ribbons

DESCRIPTION: These are part of a series of experimental faces. Using photos pinned to a blank fabric Eleanor traced over the outline of the face so that the back of the stitching became the front of her work. It was further embellished with fabrics, buttons and ribbons.

TITLE: Experimental Faces

MEDIA: Stitching

MATERIAL: Photos, Fabrics, Buttons, Ribbons

DESCRIPTION: These are part of a series of experimental faces. Using photos pinned to a blank fabric Eleanor traced over the outline of the face so that the back of the stitching became the front of her work. It was further embellished with fabrics, buttons and ribbons.

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FRANK PLANT

Surrey, UK

Eleanor Bowley’s work is mainly decorative using traditional methods of paper collage combined with stitching, fabrics and haberdashery embellishments.

She often tries to source waste materials such as discarded fabrics from textile designers and second hand buttons. She usually deconstructs elements of clothing and uses the fab-rics as a base. She traces using a freehand stitch on a sewing machine, over images especially those of the face. She loves the unevenness of the lines and as she works from back to front the unpredictability of the final image. Eleanor rarely uses the computer to develop her work except for creating a final digital file.

TITLE: CMYK Girl*

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustrator, Photoshop, Ink, Silkscreen

DESCRIPTION: Illustration produced for Art Depart-ment 10th anniversary brochure.

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TITLE: CMYK Girl*

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustrator, Photoshop, Ink, Silkscreen

DESCRIPTION: Illustration produced for Art Department 10th anniversary brochure.

TITLE: CMYK Girl*

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustrator, Photoshop, Ink, Silkscreen

DESCRIPTION: Illustration produced for Art Department 10th anniversary brochure.

TITLE: CMYK Girl*

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustrator, Photoshop, Ink, Silkscreen

DESCRIPTION: Illustration for Art Depart-ment 10th anniversary brochure.

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Eleanor Bowley’s work is mainly decorative using traditional methods of paper collage combined with stitching, fabrics and haberdashery embellishments.

She often tries to source waste materials such as discarded fabrics from textile designers and second hand buttons. She usually deconstructs elements of clothing and uses the fabrics as a base. She traces using a freehand stitch on a sewing machine, over images especially those of the face. She loves the unevenness of the lines and as she works from back to front the unpredictability of the final image. Eleanor rarely uses the computer to develop her work ex-cept for creating a final digital file.

TITLE: CMYK Girl*

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustrator, Photoshop, Ink, Silkscreen

DESCRIPTION: Illustration produced for Art Depart-ment 10th anniversary brochure.

DIEM CHAU

Surrey, UK

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TITLE: CMYK Girl*

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustrator, Photoshop, Ink, Silkscreen

DESCRIPTION: Illustration produced for Art Depart-ment 10th anniversary brochure.

TITLE: CMYK Girl*

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustrator, Photoshop, Ink, Silkscreen

DESCRIPTION: Illustration produced for Art Depart-ment 10th anniversary brochure.

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ANA SERRANOSurrey, UK

Eleanor Bowley’s work is mainly decorative using traditional meth-ods of paper collage combined with stitching, fabrics and haber-dashery embellishments.

She often tries to source waste materials such as discarded fab-rics from textile designers and second hand buttons. She usually deconstructs elements of clothing and uses the fabrics as a base. She traces using a freehand stitch on a sewing machine, over images especially those of the face. She loves the unevenness of the lines and as she works from back to front the unpredictability of the fi-nal image. Eleanor rarely uses the computer to develop her work except for creating a final digital file.

TITLE: Experimental Faces

MEDIA: Stitching

MATERIAL: Photos, Fabrics, Buttons, Ribbons

DESCRIPTION: These are part of a series of experimental faces. Using photos pinned to a blank fabric Eleanor traced over the outline of the face so that the back of the stitching became the front of her work. It was further embellished with fabrics, buttons and ribbons.

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TITLE: Experimental Faces

MEDIA: Stitching

MATERIAL: Photos, Fabrics, Buttons, Ribbons

DESCRIPTION: These are part of a series of experimental faces. Using photos pinned to a blank fabric Eleanor traced over the outline of the face so that the back of the stitching became the front of her work. It was further embellished with fabrics, buttons and ribbons.

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TITLE: Experimental Faces

MEDIA: Stitching

MATERIAL: Photos, Fabrics, Buttons, Ribbons

DESCRIPTION: These are part of a series of experimental faces. Using photos pinned to a blank fabric Eleanor traced over the outline of the face so that the back of the stitching became the front of her work. It was further embellished with fabrics, buttons and ribbons.

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Eleanor Bowley’s work is mainly decorative using traditional methods of paper collage combined with stitching, fabrics and haberdashery embellishments.

She often tries to source waste materials such as discarded fabrics from textile de-signers and second hand buttons. She usually deconstructs elements of clothing and uses the fabrics as a base. She traces using a freehand stitch on a sewing machine, over images especially those of the face. She loves the unevenness of the lines and as she works from back to front the unpredictability of the final image. Eleanor rarely uses the computer to develop her work except for creating a final digital file.

JENNIFER KHOSHBIN

Surrey, UK

TITLE: CMYK Girl*

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustrator, Photoshop, Ink, Silkscreen

DESCRIPTION: Illustration produced for Art Department 10th anniversary brochure.

TITLE: CMYK Girl*

MEDIA: Mixed media

MATERIAL: Scalpel, Paper, Spray paint, Illustrator, Photoshop, Ink, Silkscreen

DESCRIPTION: Illustration for Art Depart-ment 10th anniversary brochure.