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20 x 30 cm lino print. words taken from a member of staff who justified limiting facilities for art students by stating "art is not an essential course". was quite harsh. also as some context me and a couple others went into the library and printed a load of these. because the library is a "generic" study space with can be utilised by "everyone"

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I wonder how long I could rent a studio for if I had 9k

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I wonder how long I could rent a studio for if I had 9k

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15 x 20 cm analogue collage. just a thought I had while attempting to work in a friends spare bedroom which has terrible lighting, mould, and my wingspan is probably as wide as the room is

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these pieces have been made in response to having limited space and resources, and also being 9k in debt despite this. creatives are being undervalued again, and with all my efforts over the past weeks to get some sort of support in these struggles, i've been faced with contradictory statement after contradictory statement. go look at @whats_happening_rsa for more info.

for whoever digs up this time capsule - i'm having a shit time. my best advice is to not rely on the government/the wider university community  for general student welfare

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15x10cm zine
This is a wearable zine that encompasses pictures of discarded masks I have stumbled across while out and about.
The words painted on the pictures inside are direct quotes from my friends and I using one word to describe our experience of the pandemic.
The black borders around said pictures is black acrylic mixed with hand sanitiser.
Would this zine qualify as a suitable face covering?...
Probably not.

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I guess this project encompasses both the reality of the pandemic and also how we can form some sort of sense of humour from it.
Comedy as a coping mechanism!

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Prints of images taken around the house. Over the course of the pandemic I feel like everyday life has become a bit hazy from being stuck in one place for such a long time.

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This piece of work reflects how we are all longing to go outside. There is a lot of woodland outside of my bedroom window that I see everyday and being in lockdown I take more notice of this than ever before. So I did a sketch of what I see but in my own style, with the word “outside” repeated over and over again at the top.

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Quick comic strip/zine (wasn’t sure how to present a book online) of focuses/ emotions and thoughts in lockdown. Combination of isolation I’ve felt following regulations, fear and worry for family members on frontline/ who have been very impacted after getting Covid, crushing lack of motivation etc from being so isolated.

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Besides the awful series of events that happened to the world during covid-19, I took a lot of time to reflect upon myself and discover a new needed light to cope with my everyday life. Lockdown for me has started as an unpredictable terrifying experience that had me questioning everything in life. By time passing I had to build a new mindset to get me off the dark side of my mind, so over-time I started finding joy in the smaller things in life as well as begun to feel more gratitude to what I own in the present, rather than focusing on what I don't have, or may 'need'.

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A quick poster to reflect the importance of appreciating the simple things in life that can be so easily taken away from us. I think the majority of us have realised how much we took for granted previously, so hopefully, moving forward, we’ll learn to value the little things in life that ultimately bring us closer together as happier people.

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This is a piece done from my favourite movie that is Romeo and Juliet (Baz Luhrmann, 1996) and it is of the character named Tybalt. I would say this piece is a good representation of my experience through lockdown as I have been using films that are dramatic, full of colour and unique characters as perhaps a form of escapism. I have been watching a lot of movies basically to distract me from the reality of the lockdown.

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during this lockdown i was finding it really hard to inspire myself to create some art work. so i decided to experiment and play around with some of my materials i have. in my room i created different works using watercolour paint, chalk and some oil paints. since we cant go out and look for inspiration, i decided to look for inspiration my room and paint what i see around me, some of the paintings came out really abstract and chaotic. during our time in lockdown i have also been reading a lot of tupac's poetry and listening to old hip-hop music.

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I tied masks to symbolise both the unity and responsibility that we all equally have and the journey of emotions and events that occurred for me within lockdowns

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Triptych of pieces representing my experience of lockdown. Prints designed on Procreate, then worked on with acrylic paint pens. Decided to document them on a mirror so looking at them is a form of self-reassurance :)

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Piece inspired by how Isolating and lonesome the covid experience has been . it depicts the outlines and silhouettes of people who were once there but aren’t anymore . Whether it’s from ill cause , or the lockdown causing people to drift apart .

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For this mini zine I filled it with a series of images I’d taken during lockdown, to display the everyday occurrences.

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For this exhibition I created a Mini 8 page zine with photos I’d taken during lockdown, to display the everyday mundane moments. 

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I noticed throughout the pandemic that since wearing masks you cannot connect with someone on the same level as before as we cannot see their emotions. I wanted to show through painting over masks peoples emotions caused from lockdowns and being trapped in their houses.

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Caitlin Tumber
We were told two weeks, but as the months passed, my hope, happiness and freedom lessened. As of the 25th it has been 339 days of the 2 week lockdown.
I made a small zine that fits on the palm of my hand, and used only the materials I had.
I chose different parts of lockdown, first 2 weeks, spring , summer, halloween, christmas and my birthday.
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Title page - 1

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Page 4 and 5

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Page 6 and 7

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Back page - 8

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Over the course of this pandemic, everything has felt like kind of a shit show and my health, both physically and mentally, took a major hit. I’ve found one of the only proper escapes from everything has been through watching movies, so I figured I’d share a few of the ones I’ve seen over the past year and some thoughts on them. The illustrations were made on ProCreate, and the back cover features part of a conversation I had with a friend about one of the films I’ve watched

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1006x1200 pixels, digital (gif).
A series of photos from a nightwalk on a (mostly) empty campus.

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Photograph from a walk, in search of some motivation but can’t seem to find it anywhere.

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During lockdown I have spent a lot of my time in my bedroom, this piece acts as a reflection on the feelings that come with isolation. It can be a combination of feeling trapped within the same four walls and feeling at peace with the time spent alone. This book was created using scraps of packaging from parcels received during my time in lockdown.

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Englefield Circular Walk in a Shaker Gift Style

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Englefield Circular Walk in a Shaker Gift Style

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Lindsey Jones
Studio 2
Watercolour pencils and fine liners on A3 Canvas Board
We’ve done plenty of walking around the Englefield Estate in Lockdown

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Natasha Davis
1min 11 secs stopmotion film.

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a collection of things related to lockdown

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a collection of things related to lockdown

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i put together as many receipts i could find from around October time of things i've spent, i thought it was funny to commemorate such trivial things, elevating them to treasured concert tickets ect, a sort of irony that this is some of the most 'exciting' things to do. i also made a kinda sculpture with as many as i could find empty anti-depressant packets, as a self-deprecating reflection on how dependent i have become on such things. the last image is a series i wish to undertake but have only one image so far, i'm planning to document images of me everyday through the rest of lockdown, as an archive of my many weird days and shifting  moods. ~ megan hill

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Millie Johnson
Pens on paper, A5.

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Just some random thoughts I had while painting some things I watched, saw, encountered over the shut in time we’ve had this last year so...

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I have tried to represent the educational impacts of lockdown from my personal experience, which is both for university students and sixth form students, which has been centred around Zoom meetings and what they represent.

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This is a clock of the life passed during lockdown. I created a 12 hour day guide based on my own experience. There are no hands on this clock, only the silhouette of a man in a wire model.Through the low presence of the present in contrast to the past, the image of people who spend each day repeatedly without being aware of it is presented.

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I created a 12 hour day guide based on my own experience. There are no hands on this clock, only the silhouette of a man in a wire model. Through the low presence of the present in contrast to the past, the image of people who spend each day repeatedly without being aware of it is presented.

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A simple photograph that shows some fishing boat on the sea with nobody working on it.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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This piece captures how I felt during this lockdown. I grieved and I was also joyful. My aunt passed away during the lockdown. My other aunt got pregnant during the lockdown. The pregnant lady is my aunt representing ’new life’. The angels are my aunt & the other precious lives we lost during the lockdown. They are protecting my pregnant aunt & her unborn baby. This piece shows the cycle of life. As a soul leaves earth, another enters. As a person passes away there is birth of a new life, another soul coming to earth as the other is going to heaven. A4, Acrylic & Pencil.

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Ellen- collage made from delivery packages I have hoarded, a tobacco packet, a corona mask, a take away poster, a beer bottle cap and art delivery orders - summarising how I've spent much of my lockdown.

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exhibited looking out of my window, another lockdown past time I have adopted.

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A lino print exploring the loneliness and helplessness of National Lockdown.

When something as fundamental as touch causes such trepidation.

Holly Jones

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A self portrait of my lockdown expression being on the more sad/neutral emotion of lockdown.

A rough depiction of the loneliness and loss of touch with the world around.

Qunan Muhammed

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For the time capsule I wanted to capture what most of this year has been like for creating art. From using my parents home office, and attic and my bedroom.

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This is the rescue dog I got during lockdown.
Me and about 2 million other people.............. But Archie's unique!
I've spent a lot of time walking him round the block watching him pee....