- Place of work, studio, office, desk?
- Type of work, associates, approach.
- Business model, finance, hours.
- Employees, employment, job role.
If we find out the basic stuff we can then ask more interesting questions in the interview to dig a bit deeper.
SHEFFIELD BASED WORK:
Totally Okay
Price of Work:On Shop - Prints range from £20-£150
Tote Bag - £15
INTERVIEW:
How would you describe your work?
Simple, bold, sometimes irreverent, occasionally irrelevant. I seem to be moving and diffusing into pattern and line recently too, at least in my personal work. I’m developing this dichotomy of simple shapes and characters, and dense complex patterns.
Simple, bold, sometimes irreverent, occasionally irrelevant. I seem to be moving and diffusing into pattern and line recently too, at least in my personal work. I’m developing this dichotomy of simple shapes and characters, and dense complex patterns.
What inspires you?
Print, texture, type. The smell of summer, the sound of a stream, a hug.
Print, texture, type. The smell of summer, the sound of a stream, a hug.
What’s your workspace like?
I share a studio with Lord Bunn; we have a lovely space by the river at Kelham Island.
I share a studio with Lord Bunn; we have a lovely space by the river at Kelham Island.
What do you love about Sheffield?
It’s a great cosy city with a busy community of creatives, and it’s super close to the hills, so if you do want to escape the buildings and hubbub it doesn’t take long to lose yourself in the Peak District.
It’s a great cosy city with a busy community of creatives, and it’s super close to the hills, so if you do want to escape the buildings and hubbub it doesn’t take long to lose yourself in the Peak District.
What would you do to improve the city?
A little bit warmer please.
A little bit warmer please.
Thinking about looking into Sheffield designers and the community there, what it's like to work there as a creative.
Now Then Magazine
Now then is a free, independent magazine published in Sheffield, supporting independence in art, trade and citizen journalism.
Now Then is all about supporting the things that make a community what it is – creativity, collaboration and conscience.
- How much does it cost to produce the magazine?
Block Projects
Established in 2002, Bloc Projects is a contemporary arts organisation in the centre of Sheffield.
Our free public programme of talks, heritage projects, workshops and events supports the creative professional development of the local community, promoting diverse creative career pathways and providing generous opportunities for participatory learning, meaningful arts engagement and skill development.
Our free public programme of talks, heritage projects, workshops and events supports the creative professional development of the local community, promoting diverse creative career pathways and providing generous opportunities for participatory learning, meaningful arts engagement and skill development.
STUDIOS:
Anyways
We explore new ways for brands to communicate and then we create them — partnering closely with our clients, working hard to understand them and their customers, and then designing the right solution for each brief. We then work with our extensive network of collaborators to bring each project to life with the best creative talent in the world.
^ interview with Ellen Turnill, good for looking into
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