Showing posts with label Custard Factory Open Studios. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Custard Factory Open Studios. Show all posts

Wednesday, 8 August 2018

'TIL NEXT TIME..!

Well, Custard Factory Open Studios concluded successfully last weekend. We had a great time and due to the strong turnout, we are already talking about throwing our doors open sometime before Christmas 2018. 

Thanks to everyone who came!

Below, #422 Headquarters: Our Meeting Room served as the main hub and refreshment area for people visiting our 4th floor studios. Many cold beers were handed out on what has been one of the hottest weekends of a long, hot summer.





Watch this space!

Thursday, 26 July 2018

LUCY FIONA MORRISON - OIL PAINTER

''depicting the alluring romanticism of nature''




Having graduated from Norwich School of Art in 2010, I have pursued my passion for painting, working as a professional artist and painter in the UK. British landscapes, often depicting the alluring romanticism of nature are my inherent strand of oil works, created using traditional methods of paint-making and application.





Career highlights include exhibiting at The Other Art Fair, Bristol, Art Fair East, Norwich, The Great Yorkshire Show, Harrogate, The Brick Lane Gallery, London. My paintings are represented by Gallery 104, New York, USA and held in private collections Internationally.







Wednesday, 18 July 2018

AL LEEMING - EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNICATIONS


''blurring the line between visual designer and artist''




Currently studying for an MA in Visual Communication (Experimental Communication) at the Royal College of Art, I don’t quite fit into any of the usual industry moulds, blurring the line between visual designer and artist. Sometimes this helps, sometimes it hinders, but I enjoy the creative freedom it gives me.

My work often includes the manipulation and adaptation of old tech in order to create my visuals. As a result my work focuses mainly on experimental photography, experimental film, light installations and interactive visual pieces.






I’m not a big fan of working with digital, VR, AR etc. I choose to work predominantly with analogue, preferring the natural and sometimes unexpected results you can achieve. Results that are very different from the visual noise of domineering corporate imagery.

Recently, I have completed work for the Royal College of Music, BUPA Great Run and TED Talks, with work displayed at the Mexican Institute of Design







email: al@postalcreative.com