
Work in progress

Before adding paint

Adding stars

Finished work

My favourite drawing

The moon and my friend Harry

Work in progress

Before adding paint

Adding stars

Finished work

My favourite drawing

The moon and my friend Harry






I am drawing on a long roll of paper.
Photos of me starting my work.
Questions for today’s session:
For Grace:
I like your drawing with a projector. It’s interesting. Why do you like working with the projector?
And another question is – who are the people in your final work?
For Thompson:
I like the people in your work. I would like to know, do you ever paint people you know in your work?

Work in progress - final work planning

Work in progress - final work planning

Work in progress - final work planning

What the word influence means to me
I have been planning my final work for the exhibition. I have been trying different drawings of me and my boyfriend Thomas under the moon. The moon is the metaphor I liked for me. I have been painting and drawing and collaging.
I have written about what influence means to me. I am thinking about the word ‘inspire’.

Painting




Final piece - Moon and Pink Clouds
Today I did session at Venture Arts with everyone. I tried acrylic paints. I like painting a sky with moons like Van Gogh. On top I madepink clouds like Sarah was saying. I liked seeing everyone’s work. I love that one Thompson painted. It’s so good.

My Talents

Drawing Mermaids

Catwalk Model

Catwalk model close-up

Moon Catwalk text by Maddi

Working on 'Fashion Show'

'Fashion Show' by Maddi

Maddi's 'Fashion Show' illustration

'The Moon' (1929) painting by Salvador Dalí

'Amalassunta su fondo blu' (1958) oil painting by Osvaldo Licini
I have been looking at moon art as inspiration for my work. Photography, paintings, prints and fashion.

Sun and Moon (1969) by Barbara Hepworth

Single Form (Sun and Moon) 1966 by Barbara Hepworth
I have been looking at moon art as inspiration for my work. Photography, paintings, prints and fashion.

'The Starry Night' by Vincent van Gogh

Close-up of Vincent van Gogh. Night sky close-up image

'Evening Landscape' by Vincent van Gogh

'Starry night' text by Maddi
I have been looking at moon art as inspiration for my work. Photography, paintings, prints and fashion.

This is me, making my work 'Full Moon'

Full Moon

Text about my work 'Full Moon'
I’ve been thinking about the moon. I have been looking at full moons and their names and months this year.
I Like a different colours of full moons. And it’s my type. I used watercolours and I love the shades.

This is a piece of work I did when I was thinking about metaphors.
I used chalk pens and oil pastels on black card.
My metaphor is the moon because it is calm, magic, powerful and bright.
These are words that are important to me.

Georgie's art work

Georgie's Degree Show
I feel proud of my sister. She is the world to me.
She is an artist. We are artist sisters.


This work is called ‘Fashion’.
Work made using pencil, oil pastel, pencil crayon and felt tip pen.
This is fashion. This is me. I like dress up, makeup. I feel so sexy.
I am doing a drawing that is my type.
My Leadership Styles are:
Quiet
Transformational
Inclusive
I like quiet. I don’t like when people make noise.
I like spending time with my family. I am an artist and a sister and I want to make art to tell people my life.
When I see people feel upset, I feel upset too.
Art makes me feel love.


'The Little Mermaid'

'The Little Mermaid'
These are two drawings of me wearing my mermaid swimming costume. One is with pencil, sharpie, felt tip, pencil crayon and metallic pen, and one with carbon paper.

This work is called: ‘My Family Life’
This work is about a friendship life.
It’s about me (of course) and my boyfriend Thomas.
It is a big piece of work and it took me a long time to make.
My favourite square in the work is of the love heart at the bottom of the work, in the middle. It is Thomas surprising me, going on a date to Bar Italia at the Lowry Centre in Manchester.
It’s a work about my memories.
I used felt tip pens on foam board to make it.
This work was chosen to be in this year’s Manchester Open 2026 exhibition at HOME, Manchester.