One of the digital prints I put in our exhibition 'Ways of Seeing'. By going to the gallery link you can see the others in the series called "lines". The idea behind the our work was exactly what it said in the title, the way we all see things, and this may be different to others. For many the shaping bay is never seen. When you then get to ride it, you know how much time, energy and skill has gone into the final piece. Oh and support your local shaper, in this case Rob Wright at Slide 65 Surfboards over at Gwithian.
Wednesday 30 June 2010
Support your local shaper
One of the digital prints I put in our exhibition 'Ways of Seeing'. By going to the gallery link you can see the others in the series called "lines". The idea behind the our work was exactly what it said in the title, the way we all see things, and this may be different to others. For many the shaping bay is never seen. When you then get to ride it, you know how much time, energy and skill has gone into the final piece. Oh and support your local shaper, in this case Rob Wright at Slide 65 Surfboards over at Gwithian.
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