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• i like the colouring; shading, lighting
• space themed; planets
• make my art more interesting
• easier to draw and colour

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• interesting colouring; different colouring
• space themed; astronaut
• creative
• detailed

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• the colouring: better colouring, interesting, more clear, make it more realistic and lighter colour
• might make my art more interesting; less boring
• fits into my theme; space
• beautiful artwork; will make my art look better

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Cathrin Machin is one of Australia's fastest growing contemporary artist and video game producers. Born in England in 1986 - the youngest child of an inventive working-class couple. Her parents both outfitters, ran a small clothing business attached to the family home. From an early age, Cathrin spent countless hours contemplating the stars and watching science documentaries, leading to a life-long obsession with science, reality, and the depths of space.

Studying a blend of science and art, at the Newcastle-Under-Lyme College in England, she moved on to study mechanical engineering at Loughborough University. After which, she embarked on a decade long career in the video-game industry, culminated in winning "Best Australian Video Game 2015" in the IGN Black beta awards.

She now works as a contemporary artist, with her 2017 Kickstarter becoming the highest funded project in the world in the painting category and has since committed to completing 10 Kickstarter projects in 10 years to prove this is a viable model for other artists.

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South London artist Sophie Knight was elected to the Royal Watercolour Society at the age of just 24 thanks to her very intuitive approach to the medium, which she developed during her postgraduate diploma at the Royal Academy Schools in the late 1980s.

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At the early age of 24 Sophie was spotted by the Royal Watercolour Society and invited to become an associate member. She also won her first large painting award "the Hunting Group Young Person's Award" for her large canvass, this time in oil.

Since completing her postgraduate diploma at the Royal Academy of Art in 1989, Sophie has had numerous exhibitions in London and touring shows in Spain, the USA and Canada.

In 1999 she received a prestigious commission to paint six watercolours which are now housed permanently in the House of Lords. She was pleased to recently discover she also has a painting hung in the Prime Minister's chamber. Sophie also worked on location inside the Palace of Westminster producing two large watercolours of its interior, now hung in the new parliamentary building. She has been collected by numerous private collectors and has work in the British Museum (The Royal Watercolour Society Archives), the TSB Bank (The City), and several corporate collections, including Pilkingtons and Freshfields Solicitors.

Sophie's Method

I mainly work in situ, directly from the landscape/cityscape. I also produce larger scale works, in a more reflective manner, in my studio in London.

I work very physically, often in awkward locations such as perched on the edge of a waterfall or surrounded by commuters at a station. This experience and the struggle to record the ever-changing light, colour and weather of my subject all becomes an integral part of its final appearance.

Working quickly, I drench the paper with water and pigment keeping the composition constantly on the move, pushing the paint around until I am happy with the final image. I aim to retain those first moments of visual excitement I feel when truly looking.

My paintings are an amalgamation of experiences. The noise, smell and visual impact of the city and landscape all transmit themselves through the energetic marks and texture I create while working.

My work is not anchored to any topographical imperative, I use visual stimulus only as a vehicle from which to convey a more personal vision in which mystery, mood and suggestion play a large role.

Recent Events

Solo Shows

Selected Group Shows

Awards

Education

Permanent Collections

The House of Lords, London

The New Parliamentary Buiding, London

The British Museum (permanent RWS collection)

TSB Bank, The City

Pilkington International

Koran/Ferry International

Freshfield Solictors

Hardback Publications

2017 Watercolour Secrets, The R.W.S

2015 The Watercolour Expert, The R.W.S

2012 Watercolour Masters , Now and Then, The R.W.S

2001 Collins Artist Manual

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At the early age of 24 Sophie was spotted by the Royal Watercolour Society and invited to become an associate member. She also won her first large painting award "the Hunting Group Young Person's Award" for her large canvass, this time in oil.

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Andy Warhol was an American artist, film director, and producer who was a leading figure in the visual art movement known as pop art

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Quite possibly the most influential artist since Marcel Duchamp, Andy Warhol revolutionized modern art, radically altering the relationship of art to notions of authorship and commodity, and blurring the boundaries between performance, photography, painting, and sculpture. Warhol’s innovations…

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We are the global resource for Warhol artworks and archival materials, and you'll always see something different each time you visit the museum.

The museum's art collection includes 900 paintings; approximately 100 sculptures; nearly 2,000 works on paper; more than 1,000 published and unique prints; 4,000 photographs; 60 feature films; 200 Screen Tests ; and more than 4,000 videos. The collection also features Warhol wallpaper and books.

Some of the most notable artworks include 1960s pop art paintings of consumer products, including Campbell's Soup Cans and , and celebrities portraits of stars like Elizabeth Taylor , Jackie Kennedy , Marilyn Monroe , and Elvis Presley ; 1960s series, such as Death and Disaster , , and abstract Oxidations ; and works from the 1980s, including The Last Supper and collaborative paintings made with younger artists, such as Jean-Michel Basquiat and Francesco Clemente.

Drawings made by Warhol's mother, Julia Warhola, are also included in the art collection.
Browse works from select past exhibitions

Image Gallery

Andy Warhol, Andy Warhol's Fifteen Minutes [episode 1], 1986
1" videotape, color, sound, 30 minutes
©2017 The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, PA, a museum of Carnegie Institute. All rights reserved.

Seven floors and the underground

The museum's collection includes works from the artist's entire artistic output-from 1940s student work to 1980s collaborations. Our seven-story museum devotes four floors to showcasing an ever-changing selection of Warhol's artwork, as well as features a permanent film and video gallery for viewing individual Warhol films and videos. One floor is devoted to the museum's archives collection, and another is reserved for rotating exhibitions of deep dives into the museum's collection or showcasing contemporary artists that resonate with Warhol. The ground floor continuously shows Fifteen Minutes Eternal, a twenty-minute introductory film, and the underground includes The Factory education studio and the museum's conservation lab.

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Skip to content We are the global resource for Warhol artworks and archival materials, and you'll always see something different each time you visit the museum. The museum's art collection includes 900 paintings; approximately 100 sculptures; nearly 2,000 works on paper; more than 1,000 published and unique prints; 4,000 photographs; 60 feature films; 200 Screen Tests ; and more than 4,000 videos.