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Project Showcase – Take It & Run

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Take It and Run. A collaborative creative project from Richard Watkins using the Pen Paper Pause sketches. To celebrate the amazing contributions to. Take It and Run,. We held a project showcase at the Department of Coffee and Social Affairs. In Clerkenwell. Well over 100 people enjoyed the paintings, music, video, instalations and the rest. I think. Made a good call to make the event editor’s choice. There are more photos courtesy of Miles Langley. Caught part of it with his camera:. You are commenting ...

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Tiny slices of time – Take It & Run

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Take It and Run. A collaborative creative project from Richard Watkins using the Pen Paper Pause sketches. February 6, 2011. Tiny slices of time. Becky Claydon knows her way around the world of craft very competently indeed – so there was never any fear when she decided to take one of my absolute favourites to run with. A pure haiku, a visual style I haven’t been able to replicate as pleasingly and an idea that still strikes me with force three years on. Click to email (Opens in new window). Fransisca Re...

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Baggage – Take It & Run

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Take It and Run. A collaborative creative project from Richard Watkins using the Pen Paper Pause sketches. September 7, 2010. Step to the plate James Watkins. Brother from the same mother. He took a sketch I did on the Piccadilly line. And, with his penchant for recording absurd social situations, ran it all the way to the far east. Click to email (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window).

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travel – Take It & Run

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Take It and Run. A collaborative creative project from Richard Watkins using the Pen Paper Pause sketches. October 15, 2010. Bianca Vermaak got in touch from South Africa about my book. After her friend had picked up a copy in London earlier in the year. Without any more copies left, i instead invited her to join in with. Take It and Run. Which she promptly did. It is fitting that for one so far away, she should pick a sketch about travel. Click to email (Opens in new window). There is a pattern →. James...

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Greener Grass – Take It & Run

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Take It and Run. A collaborative creative project from Richard Watkins using the Pen Paper Pause sketches. April 11, 2010. My Dad has always been amazing at making things with wood and our house in Essex has tables, bookcases, desks, chests, a guitar and a conservatory as testament to this. A few years ago he got a new toy – a laser cutter. 8211; and so has used this for his entry to Take It and Run. Click to email (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). The Supreme Creator →.

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Words fail – Take It & Run

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Take It and Run. A collaborative creative project from Richard Watkins using the Pen Paper Pause sketches. May 3, 2010. Three cheers for Irene Hoffman. This is her second entry to Take it and Run, her first is here. This time, she took this:. She ran with it and ended up with two versions for two cultures: black to symbolise mourning in the West, white for mourning in the Far East. I think the simplicity of it is beautiful. Click to email (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window).

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We do not create – Take It & Run

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Take It and Run. A collaborative creative project from Richard Watkins using the Pen Paper Pause sketches. September 30, 2011. We do not create. Growing up, there was a lot of kudos to be had in my family for getting answers in the Saturday crossword. Back then I never even dreamed that one day I would have a friend who builds them. Jon Coe also has a very fine sense for ellegant prose so, when he decided to. Take It and Run,. I couldn’t decide what to hope for. Did Jon just invent a new cross-over genre?

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Kindness – Take It & Run

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Take It and Run. A collaborative creative project from Richard Watkins using the Pen Paper Pause sketches. February 5, 2011. Is a breathtaking illustrator. Keep your eyes out for her upcoming Lent project which sounds like it will be amazing. I saw two squirrels squabbling outside our house over an acorn for five minutes. No-one won. Acorns mean a lot to a squirrel, and it must be a big act of kindness to give one away. Which I think is all that needs to be said. Click to email (Opens in new window).

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Paint or die – Take It & Run

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Take It and Run. A collaborative creative project from Richard Watkins using the Pen Paper Pause sketches. February 21, 2011. I invited Andrew Wanliss-Orlebar. To the project becasue he is an exquisite calligrapher. But he is also a designer of some repute, a photographer. Was music supervisor on an award winning documentary. Produced a track on my previous forray into melodic rap music. Writes for a few magazines, etc. Anyway. He made a short film. Click to email (Opens in new window). Ben Brown ( Age.

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Age – Take It & Run

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Take It and Run. A collaborative creative project from Richard Watkins using the Pen Paper Pause sketches. March 6, 2011. Ben Brown has recently taken his hand to a new craft related to a hobby that is very close to his heart – his lungs in fact. This is what he took:. This is where he ran:. For the project showcase he laid it out like this:. It’s also quite a beautiful pipe. Click to email (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window).