Lino print narrative about a mischievous clothes-eating moth.

Ruby Gregory This sequence depicts a squirrel trying to get to the food inside a squirrel proof bird feeder which is weight sensitive. meani...

Charley Perrio A collection of British superstitions, fuelled by my own superstitious rituals and beliefs, passed down through generat...

'Lino-mation' Individual Lino cut stills printed by our students and and compiled as a group animation by Dominic Leatham (Lea...

I decided to follow the Rat for the project, the reason I took the rat is because the idea of an animal that represents pestilence fascin...

For my Research Methodology project, I chose to study frogs. I found them intriguing in the sense that they were considered either cute pet...

Acrylic ladybird illustrations For the Research Methodology unit I decided to look into ladybirds as they are my favourite insect and c...

For the Research Methodology project I chose to look at bears. To begin the project I did some research into all eight species of bears, b...

Creating my own Peruvian style patterns My chosen animal for Research Methodology was the llama! I chose it because of its characteris...

This is a poster I made to give awareness about violent dogs by using black to connote fear and the unknown using the Rorschache ink test ...

For my Research Methodology project I wanted to research hedgehogs. I found them quite gentle creatures that feature often in children...

The posters and leaflets for the exhibition have been designed and produced by our final year students Dale Silvester, Paige Jones and Ol...

For my Research Methodology project, I was watching a documentary about sea animals and at one point they said that seahorses are the only ...

I chose to research lizards because of their incredible colours and patterns. Within the lizard species, there are many different types; Gec...