- draw bubbles on black paper 

- natural forms, plants, Barbara Hepworth ? 

- draw the side of someone’s face wearing a hoop earring  

- think metaphorically 

- look up synonyms 
- ‘Dance’ by Matisse, Damien Hirst’s spot paintings, Wassily Kandinsky’s circles 

- could do a fragmented self portrait using circles to separate the face - concave and convex shapes - could also do this with still life and use colour inside the circles and black and white outside 

- look for zentangle patterns containing circles  - perhaps sew one into a circular embroidery hoop 

- could use drone to take photo of items in a circle from a birds eye view 

- use bubble wrap - create circle stencil then stamp over it and remove paper to reveal circle 

- use kitchen foil - carve into it 

- water marbling using circular shapes 

- circular mirrors e.g. mirror spheres outside St. Paul’s cathedral, Escher’s ‘Hand with Reflecting Sphere’ 
- Pointillism 
- botanical sketches of things found on the Quantocks, then monoprint these ? - do ferns follow the fibonacci sequence ? - could do it like a map

- Bauhaus ballet - Oscar Schlemmer - Halibut Jackson childhood book - could create my own designs 

- photos of people holding hands or clasping the arms of other people then edit them all together into a ring - circle of friends 

- look at the zodiac chart

- get friends to take close up photos of their  eyes and collage them together - drawings as well 

- circular narratives 

- use holepunched paper 

- cut a photo into strips, pin them together at the ends then bend them to make 3D spheres

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