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Sketchbook Information

“Untitled”

By: Adelle Cutter
Pages: 38
Theme: Grey side of life
Location: County Durham, England, United Kingdom
Project: SBP 2012
Tags: Birds story text

I hope a story can be seen within the pages and create similar emotions I felt whilst making it. Both the imagery and narrative have been a theme of mine, I wanted to end with a peaceful dead bird as they have a surreal and calming effect on me, beautiful creatures during life don’t want for much and sing so proudly yet so often a life cut short and unfulfilled – true melancholy.

Library Call Number: 161L.1-8
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Notgoodenough17 - over 3 years ago

what did you do to put the text on the paper and cover it over?