Falmouth Collective// 13032016

A weekly blog post celebrating the talent of Falmouth University students both past and present//

Charlotte Keates//Graduate

Charlottes work is something unique in how she combines structure and texture together. She has a very strong eye for colour and composition//

https://www.facebook.com/Charlottekeatesart/?fref=ts

@Charlottekeates on Instagram

http://charlottekeates.co

Oliver Averill// Illustration @ Falmouth University

Came across Oliver's work on Instagram the other day. I was struck at how he uses media in such a convincing way to create his emotive narrative pieces. He has a real eye for colour and story telling.

Sophie Eliza Chadwick// Illustration Graduate - Recent work on the Wild Pony Shop in Falmouth Town.

Sophie has been working on the new Wild Pony shop front in Falmouth Town, combining her visual language with colour has been a really great thing to see! Rice party 4 eva!

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Harry Lawlor// Editorial and Press @ Falmouth University

@Harrylawlor on Instagram

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There is something very calming about the way Harry captures things. He is able to frame his subject in an intriguing way without losing a sense of what he trying to convey to the viewer. This is one of my favourite shots of his. The lighting in particular and colour is beautiful.

Sophie Shaw// Graduate

https://www.facebook.com/SarahShawPainting/?fref=ts

Sarah's work is truly stunning. I've not seen work in a long time that has actually moved me so much. I think it is her use of colour and sense of motion she creates with media. She's a real gooden!

Amy Isles Freeman// Graduate

http://amyislesfreeman.tumblr.com

@amyislesfreeman on Instagram

Amy's beautiful wooden pots are so so unique. I love following her work because she is someone who works really hard at honing a traditional craft. Her combination of pattern and colour is what makes her pieces really striking!//

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Phyllida Barlow at the Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh

I've spent the last week in Edinburgh where I visited some great exhibitions. I went to to my favourite gallery in Edinburgh, The Fruitmarket Gallery. The first exhibition I saw here was by the Artist Gabriel Orozco. His work has had a huge impact on my own practice, his use of shape and colour really intrigued me. Upon first seeing the display of Barlow's work I was struck at how the gallery had made amazing use of the space. Her work is dominating and powerful. 'Set' at the Edinburgh Fruitmarket Gallery 2015 Her use of materials was very clever and the combination of plastic, paper and wood etc. showed a great contrast making each individual element stand out. I was enticed all around the gallery space as the sculptures connected from room to room and even spilling out into the upstairs of the gallery space. There was a really fluidity to how the exhibition has been presen

Artist Talks: Kate Powell

I first saw the work of Kate on thestudentartguide, where her work was featured. I was amazed at her technical ability and skill in showing narratives and emotion. I'm the same age as Kate and I think the way she has built up a following and how she chooses to showcase her work is something to aspire to. Her confidence and willing to change as an artist is something that I think people should respect. Since finishing her foundation she now has a place to study Illustration at Edinburgh, which I am very jealous about! Kate has very kindly answered some questions about her practice as I wanted to learn more about her working method and artist inspiration. What has going to art school taught you so far about you as an artist? It taught me that I was wrong about wanting to do fine art and that I'm much more suited to illustration, it's taught me not to take art so seriously, that things don't always have to be perfect and that if everyone's happy with what you'

Artist Talks: Phoebe Atkey

Phoebe Atkey is a talented artist whose work I first saw on Instagram. Her commitment and enthusiasm for the arts is very inspiring. Her detailed drawings and attention to detail is what makes her stand out. Phoebe currently has over 25,000 followers in Instagram where she often uploads work. I interviewed Phoebe to gain more of an insight to her interests and how she creates such beautiful works using a variety of media. How often do you draw? I try to draw everyday, even if it is just 15 minutes. What artists influence you? I have always been interested in children’s book illustrations especially those of Quentin Blake and Ernest Shepherd. These two artists inspired me to draw from a very young age. As I have got older, I have also become interested in the works of Saul Bass, Herbert Leupin and Paul Rand. Do you see yourself going to Art School? I would like to try getting into the industry without going to uni. However, I am lucky to live near an extremely good a

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