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Describe your work
My desk is piled with drawings from life, hand drawn type, inky marks and a scanner.
How did you come to do the work that you do?There was never a question of doing anything else. When I was little I used to read Famous Five and plan how I’d do the illustrations if it were me.
Where do you look for inspiration? The sky from Great Western studios windows.
What is your favourite place?Where ever Sean and Roger are. If you could own one piece of work what would it be?An Emily Young please! Or a grumpy man from either Georges Grosz or Ben Shahn.
What is your favourite website? www.audible.co.uk This year I have discovered talking books! I am on the brink of an obsession with Poirot.Alice Tait
1. Describe your workScreenprinting, drawing, painting and sometimes sewing.
2. How did you come to be doing the work that you do?My parents were old style graphic designers and typographers so taught me to wield a scalpel and draw a straight line from a very young age. My apparent skill should have been channelled towards brain surgery, quite obviously, but that was soon scuppered when I fainted whilst dissecting a rat at school. There after I swore only to slice paper. And the odd bit of self surgery.3. Where do you look for inspiration?Under bridges and up mountains. Specifically Anzac bridge and the Blue Mountains.4. What is your favourite place?Tasmania or the top of Parliament Hill, London.Quite extreme in their differences.5. If you could own one piece of art what would it be?A picture that was accidentally thrown away, drawn for me by my son when he was 7.6. What is your favourite website?Google images, especially street view.Its weird and a little bit wrong.Kate Banazi
1. Describe your workMostly photographs, a few short films, and at themoment it’s drawing a monkey a day to make a websitein honour of the things we are loosing in ourevolution.2. How did you come to be doing the work that you do?How long have you got.? I’ve always made things, looked at things and been profoundly moved by certainother works, so i went to art school to learn…3. Where do you look for inspiration?Good friends, interesting humans, galleries, books,conversations, talks, meditation. They all put me inthe spirit.4. What is your favourite place?London even though I get away as much as I can I gotso London sick when I lived abroad. Born here.5. If you could own one piece of art what would it be?Raft of Medusa6. What is your favourite website?http://www.thenag.netSophie Molins
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