Room Partitioning detail
A close-up of a section of the room partitioning. The spools are held together with the help of dowels.
Room Partitioning
A lifestyle photo of the room partitioning.
Spool Blind
A window blind made from till roll receipt spools. It is decorative and functional. The Arrangement can be hung in strips adapted to a mechanism, which is why the lower half is left to hang loose to portray this idea.
Result of my research into using discarded materials to make something functional
Hello There, I do apologise for not updating my blog all this time. I have been very busy burning candles at both ends. My dilemma has been about seaching for a way to make some of my up-cycled creations into a finished product that will be ready for marketing. It has been an uphill task…
Job Completition
After so much toiling, so much stress and anxiety, I have finally finished making my room divider using cardboard spools from train staion ticket machines. It was a very tedious but satifying journey. Now, I am so tired I think i need to take a break. The graduate show is on the 2nd of june….
Art & Crafts
I am in the process of making room dividers out of the spools from the train ticket machines. It is very architectural and very painstaken too. It requires so much attention to detail. My deadline is looming,but i know it will be finished. Once the job is done you shall see the piece on here….
Update on Chicken Leather
Hi, I haven’t been on here for sometime.That is because I am still very busy making my chicken leather. So, for those skeptics who have visited my website and blog, before you say ‘oh, just as I thought, a flash in the pan’ No, that is not the case! It is a lot of hard…
Chicken Leather
Hi Guys, I am very pleased to say that i have finally succeeded in making the world’s first leather out of chicken skin. Here are a few samples of what i have done so far. The experiment is still on-going. Next thing is to print on a few to see what it will look like….
Interesting things from the African continent
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