Ailish Henderson
Posted: 19/11/14 10:56 | 6 Comments
OCA Textiles’ student Ailish Henderson took inspiration from her vegetable patch to create work. Having studied watercolour as one of her options; her work is playful, experimental and full of life.
Check out Ailish’s OCA blog here Personal work can be seen here and on her facebook page here
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Just wonderful. I sense a genuinely investigative approach to your subject.
it’s great to see the progression of your ideas. thanks!
very inspiring Ailish! and the vegetables took delicious too 🙂
You have really approached the subject in a constructive manner and the result is inspiring. Thanks for sharing
Love the way you have used different media to explore the shapes,colours and textures revealed in your studie
Thanks everyone for your lovely comments!