Alison Webber
One artist three art forms
I am a neurodivergent photographer and artist based in Dorchester. My Photography: I am passionate about graphic monochrome photography as it allows me to focus on the interaction between shapes and light. I am actively involved with my local photographic community as a member of both the Bridport Camera Club and the Dorset Independent Photographers. In addition, I am the founding member of The Dorset Monochrome Collective. My Painting: My acrylic work is inspired by the many hours I spend walking along the Jurassic Coast. It reflects the strong emotional attachment I have to the magnificent cliffs which define our coastal landscape but whose very essence is slowly eroding into the sea. I use bold colours and a mixture of definite and indefinite shapes to capture the essence of this magnificent coastline, highlighting both its beauty as well as its fragility. My 3D card art: ‘Ewetopia’ began life in my sketch book as a bit of fun and soon developed into a collection of drawings depicting the antics of a small flock of imaginary sheep. Moving on from the initial sketches, I now design and create ewe-nique pieces of art using layers of brightly coloured card to bring the sheep to life. Initially this small flock of sheep stayed on the farm but their adventures have now taken them to the seaside, to the big city and even to the French Alps!
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- Website: alisonwebber.co.uk