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Go university for three years, study Fine Art.
Then get my PGCE and apply to secondary school to become a secondary school teacher.

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The UCAS event help me find University that I wouldn't of thought of such as Teesside university, that has become one my top choices.
Even just by walking around collecting leaflets or hand outs and talking to lectures and student helped me to understand the question I need to be asking and where I could find information that would help me in my choices.

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https://www.flickr.com/gp/147037182@N06/74DbST

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https://drive.google.com/a/uxbridge.ac.uk/file/d/0B-QP8HNugA0LRTBuWEdhUkZsdVE/view?usp=sharing

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Mock interview

How did you feel entering the room and as the interview began? Why?
I didn't feel nervous at all, I felt confident and calm.
What sort of 1st impression do you think you gave?
A confident and friendly impression.
How do you feel you came across in the interview?
I came across very excited to talk, like I had so much to say, almost a verbal explosion.
How was your body language?
I couldn't stay still. I kept moving around and fidgeting.
I should of pushed my chair forward, so that I wasn't sitting on the edge and it would of made me sit up straight.
How do you think the interview went? Do you think you would be offered a place/job on the strength of this interview?
yes, I thought it was very successful.
Would change anything you did or said?
After being asked about going to an exhibition, I never said anything about the artist, not even mention their name,(Anselm kiefer) when I Talked the poppies.
After watching the video of your interview how do you think you came across?
I feel I came across very knowledgeable.
I think my answers were good and justified.
How successful do you think you were?
Think I was very confident, I spoke well and clear.

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1.What’s your favourite art work?
Colin christian art work, interesting and inspiration from sci-fi and horro films.

2.What do you dislike about the art world?

People outside of the art world thinks the artists are lazy and doesn’t really understands the work.

3.What is your dream project?

To make my own model town and hundreds of mini disasters happening all in once.

4.What makes you angry?

A lot of things for example people being unfair to other people, equality is very important.

5.What’s your strongest memory of your childhood?

Going to odds farm, going on the slides and the maze made out hay.

6.What are your most successful pieces of work?

End of the world scenes, dioramas held in vinyl factory.

7.Do you have a favourite artist?
Jackson pollock
8.Name something you don’t love, and why.

I don’t like peanuts, smell of them makes me sick.

9.What’s the best piece of advice you’ve been given?

Not to worry about going outside the box, not everything has to be perfect and pretty.

10.What superpower would you have and why?

I would definitely have a superpower of flying to see different animals and different cultures and see what they are like and live in that moment to discover new cultures.

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Q&A for artists.

Why do you want to do this course?

Did you attend the open day?

Why do you want to study here?

Do you have a favourite artist?

What are your favourite books/magazines/films?

What contemporary practitioner or artist inspires you?

What are your most successful pieces of work?

What exhibitions have you visited recently?

Have you any ambitions of what you want to do in the future?

Who are you and what do you do?

Why do you do what you do?

How do you work?

What’s your background?

What’s integral to the work of an artist?

What role does the artist have in society?

What has been a seminal experience?

Name something you love, and why.

Name something you don’t love, and why.

What is your dream project?

Name three artists you’d like to be compared to.

Favourite or most inspirational place (in Devon)?

What’s the best piece of advice you’ve been given?

Professionally, what’s your goal?

What wouldn’t you do without?

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PROS

Family close

I like the course

Three year

You can chose a practical  dissertation

CONS

Location,  Hard to get to

Gets very cold there

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Brighton S

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Brighton P

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Teeside

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UCA Canterbury kent

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UCA Canterbury University for the creative arts 

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PROS

Not to far way

Specialists in creative arts

Nice place to live

Town center close

CONS

Not that far from London

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sculpture BA hons Fine art
PROS

Not too far away

Good facility like the professors

Three year course

CONS

Hard to get into

Not very new facility's and accommodation

specified course

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Has inspired me to think more out side the box and that art does not have to pretty and perfect.
Strange is interesting.
He first started studying in England at London university, then travelled to America to live and work as a artist

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Painting BA hons Fine art
PROS

Not too far away

Good facility like the professors

Three year course

CONS

Hard to get into

Not very new facility's and accommodation

specified course

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BA hons fine art
PROS

Family close, I know the area.

I like the building.

They seem well organised.

New facility's.

Amazing accommodation.

CONS

Far away.

Expensive to travel to and from.

Very hilly.

Art history I dont want to do

Four years

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Goodwin taught me that you don't have to use only one medium.
He inspires me to mix mediums.

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Fine Art for me is a personal response to the world around me.

I use art to reflect my interests.  It expands my understanding and helps me question what many take for granted.  Giving weight to my voice and my opinions are very important to me and I feel Fine Art helps me to do that. The exploration of art and the growth of my understanding are very important to me as a creative individual.

I try to be open and be understanding to all types of art.

One of the most inspiring exhibitions I have visited in recent years was the Turner prize at the Tate Britain. I particularly liked the political and the comedic side of some of the pieces which sometimes could be controversial such as Anthea Hamilton's piece.

One of my favourite artists is the sculptor Colin Christian.  His uncomfortably gruesome anime style of working has taught me that art does not have to be pretty and perfect, strange is interesting. His work definitely triggers something in me to think in broader concepts and not to just stay with traditional methods.

For my current project on my UAL level 3 Extended Diploma in Art & Design I have used his idea of ‘strange is interesting’ to explore fungal growth and decay which subsequently developed into miniature apocalyptic dioramas which are far from aesthetically pleasing.

In the past year I was commissioned by the Royal Lancaster Hotel London to create artwork that was directly inspired by the hotel and its values.  Focusing on the Thai influence from the hotels owner I chose to paint a Thai elephant, especially considering they are an endangered species. I thickly applied and layered acyclic paint to give the elephant substance.  Working with the form of the paint I wanted to convey a sense of ‘life’, as though the animal was emerging from the flat 2D surface of the canvas and that you could feel the texture of its ears, trunk and tusks. This was very successful experience for me and it will be displayed in the hotel.

In December 2016 my level 3 Art and Design course organised an Exhibition outside of college. I have gained new skills from this experience such as creating an exhibition and curating.

I from visiting the private Pablo Picasso exhibition talk in the National portrait gallery with the curator Elizabeth Cowling I learned a lot about curating an exhibition.

Outside college, I enjoy photography and I especially love Nature photography, just being able to go out and explore my surrounding opens up countless thoughts and inspiration that wouldn't come to me sitting behind a desk.

I like the immediacy of digital photography especially on a iPhone but I also use a DSLR which is less immediate, I enjoy having to be involved more with the process of the capturing.

Many of my photos can be seen on my Instagram (misschloehillart), however I would like to develop other mediums and I feel this course Fine Art will help me expand new skills.

In 2013 as part of my Bronze Duke of Edinburgh award I volunteered at a local brownie group, which helped me appreciate the individual's characters life brings and how important active listening is although it can be hard at times. I have a part time job at a cake shop as a cake decorator. I design and create edible fondant figures, animals and flowers to go on tops of birthday, wedding, christening and many other types of cakes. I also create scene cakes such garden, allotment, gym and bedrooms. I am truly excited to go to work because there is always something new and crazy to create.  I sometimes have freedom to create items from my own imagination which always makes it more exciting also most the time I have to work to strict deadlines, this has helped me to work well under pressure and under commission.

With what little free time I have remaining I enjoy watching films. I'm a huge film fanatic that loves any genre however Sci-fi, fantasy and 80s cinema interests me the most.

As well as my enthusiasm and dedication to my work, I know I will be very successful in a fine art course at University, as this will help me to achieve my goals and will open up various paths for me such as my desire to eventually work in art education,