Old Media
Computers, cameras and microphones are wonderful tools – but they’re only as good as things you choose to point them at.
We like:
- The gentle scratch of soft pencil moving over handmade paper...
- The squeak of strings as fingers move up and down the fret-board...
- The smell of linseed oil in paint and ink...
- The dark chocolate colour of moorland peat...
- The embossed surface of collagraph prints...
- The minutiae of extraordinary landscapes (no such thing as an ordinary landscape)...
- The swish of the lovingly maintained trombone slide...
- The crunch of charcoal when accidentally trodden on....
- Accidentally gluing our fingers together...
- Getting messy...
And a whole pile of other multi-sensory treasures that are part and parcel of wrestling with materials and processes. Process being as important as product, if not more so...