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Drawings of pots to add to imagined interior

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Started making and painting miniature pots

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This JW Anderson cardigan which loads of people are knitting over lockdown...I wanted to knit it but decided to just paint it instead...the checked pattern is similar to the table.

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Making a key for the table tile pattern.

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Starting to document things from my every day life which can be featured in imagined interior. This is a table from my bedroom which my mum found in a charity shop.

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Painting the table with gouache and then digitally so I can add it to imagined interiors.

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Experimenting in procreate with pattern making using the technique learned yesterday.

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Suzie's pattern workshop was a great way to get back into the swing of things. To make some work without worrying about the outcome too much. Just enjoying the process

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An example of where I've mixed hand drawn with digital.

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Some painting I did which doesn't feel relevant anymore but I would like to incorporate hand drawn things into my imagery as a mix with digital.

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I've been thinking about why I like drawing repetitive patterns. This drawing was done just as a way of calming my anxiety without thought of an outcome. The repetitive drawing makes me feel more in control of my thoughts.

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I bought a mini pottery wheel so I could start making real objects to put into imagined spaces

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Over the last few months the most frequented place is Waitrose. This staircase is part of my daily routine so I used it as a starting point for the imagined space.

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Arranged objects drawing each thing separately and arranging. Some imagined some from my Granny's house.

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Down the stairs from image three.

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Follows along the corridor from the previous image. Connecting the spaces in my mind and adding objects helps me to feel calmer and more organised with my thoughts.

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The first in the series of interconnecting images of an imagined space. I started drawing these when struggling with severe anxiety to help me to feel more in control