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    <description>A wander through my local town centre turned into an argument for keeping the wonky bits: the faded signs, odd shopfronts and accidental colour clashes that make a place worth drawing. Plus a simple sketchbook exercise for turning those details into portfolio material.</description>
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    <description>A £5 note, three charity shops and a kitchen table. Notes from a small personal shoot where the budget did more directing than I did, plus a practical list of what to pick up and what to leave on the rail.</description>
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    <description>A polished portfolio can look like a museum after closing time — beautiful, silent and slightly untouchable. This is a case for leaving in the early sketches, abandoned routes and honest iterations that show UK clients how you actually think, plus practical prompts for deciding what belongs in a 2026 portfolio without turning it into a scrapbook.</description>
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    <description>A wet November weekend, a late train and a hall full of zines: this is a diary of three things that stuck with me from a UK art book fair. The useful part wasn’t the aesthetic — it was the way small-press makers present work with warmth, honesty and a very human sense of scale.</description>
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    <description>There is a version of this piece that is all dry stone walls and wistful violin music. This is not that. Seven very British visual habits — from charity-shop rails to local panto — that quietly feed the work, and how to actually use them.</description>
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    <title>Short Days, Long Ideas: A November Notebook from the Studio</title>
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    <description>The clocks have gone back, the light has turned soft and the kettle is doing overtime. Here is what is actually keeping the work moving in the studio this November — five small rituals, a couple of duds, and a quiet case for the month everyone else writes off.</description>
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