We love being inspired and challenged and we are so excited to share with your our newest project; 'The Art of Langley's'
For this amazing project we have teamed up with Langley´s Gin. Inspired by their brand and tastes seven of our members have created paper art pieces reflecting their associations with gin.
Here are some photos from the artists creative process
Oranges by Annemarieke Kloosterhof
The talented Maria Cruz in action
Beautiful detailed cutting by Pippa Dyrlaga
Photoshoot of Lisa Lloyd´s amazing piece
A London bus by the amazing Samantha Quinn
The pieces will be exhibited in Unit 8, Old Street Underground Station in London between October 29th and November 3rd. The doors are open every day from 07:00 to 19:00. Entry is free and you will find art from Samantha Quinn, Pippa Dyrlaga, Annemarieke Kloosterhof, Amy Higgins, Florrie Thomas, Maria Cruz and Lisa Lloyd. Here is a sneak peak on some of the finished pieces
Rotating paper Old Tom Gin bottle by Samantha Quinn
Amy Higgins beautiful piece.
We have also teamed up with Langley´s Gin for a gin themed paper art workshop. At the work shop you will sample and discover the botanicals in Langley’s Old Tom and No. 8 Gins before translating the botanicals in paper form to create your own gin themed paper art to take home.
During the workshop you will learn of of the basic skills required to create stunning 3D and 2D paper forms including: Core scalpel skills, cutting, scoring, folding, curling, using tabs and hand embossing.
The workshops are designed to suit all skill levels with all materials supplied, including vibrant premium papers by Senses Paper and tools from J Perkins.
The workshops will be taught by leader of the Paper Artist Collective Samantha Quinn. Samantha works full time as a graphic designer and runs her own studio S Quinn & Co. She has been working with paper commercially for 8 years, her clients include: Tiffany, Clarins, Converse, Aquascutum, G.F Smith, Victoria’s Secret and the V&A.
Workshop opening hours - Friday 2nd November 17:30 - 20:00 - Saturday 3rd November 10:00 - 12:30 and 15:00 - 17:30.
