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Coffee table made from a reclaimed pallet.

Example of the amount of soft plastics being consumed by a household which could be going to landfill.

Sanding down the pallet coffee table.

Street Art presenting a section pf paving slab sprayed red.

Return to a canvas based around the Toxic Vagina.

Free flow text created from a process of elimination.

Design submitted for the World Gymnastics Championships to be held in Liverpool in 2022.

Work progressing on the Toxic Vagina Painting, brush flick technique adding to the shower.

Holiday brochures and animalistic hand painted in greater detail to the Toxic Vagina painting.

Self portrait using oil pastels on back of bill board posting media.

Art made on receipts to reflect consumer trends.

Freedom from the Demons of the past was penned by Alison Little over the summer of 2017. It was performed by herself for National Poetry Day on the 28th of September at the Life Rooms in Liverpool. It was read again for Sefton Poetry Slam on the 4th of November, then for Liverpool Mental Health week.

Beauty is Truth, a polemical piece written by Alison several years ago in response to the famous line from John Keats’ Ode on a Grecian Urn.

The machine embroidery of the Palm House with be in the Royal Standards Charity Auction held on Sunday:

https://www.the-royal-standard.co.uk/programme/summer-fundraiser

The making of a coffee table from a reclaimed pallet.

Hanging basket revived using garden string and crochet technique.

Embroidery on throw, a comic reference to the Black Eyed Peas.

Reading from the novel Alison is working on, the main character Sal encounters her stalker.

The Toxic Vagina painting is developed further concentrating on background tones.

Embroidery added to Retrospective: Throw

A look at Retrospect: Throw.

Making scents for cleaning products the eco way!

Review of progress after several sessions of painting.