At the start of the year-long course, the Senior Tutor Philippe Close noticed that Seiya was making work that was making all her classmates take notice and making them want to up their creative ambitions. …
Staying creative in uncertain times…a report from ‘Lockdown’.
Programme Manager Steve Mepsted sends a report from the depths of Lockdown on how he is tackling life in a creative manner, reflecting on happiness and the simple everyday objects that surround him to create …
Student Spotlight – Claire Scoresby-Barrow
As a new exhibition of Photography and Printmaking from Morley College students goes on display at ‘Sea Containers House’ on the South Bank – We caught up with Claire Scoresby-Barrow to talk with her about …
Student Spotlight – Kat Reichel. Stop Animation Movie
When Stop Motion Animation tutor Lucy Orr saw what her student Kat Reichel (pictured) accomplished on her Stop Motion Animatio n course at Morley College she was bowled over! So much so that we asked …
‘OUT OF OFFICE’ GALLERY EXHIBITION
The Visual & Digital Arts Department at Morley College London is led by a team of inspiring Programme Managers. This group of inventive artists and creative practitioners teach a range of specialist courses at all …
‘GRANDDAD’ – AN INTIMATE PORTRAIT SERIES
Here Morley College student Laurie G talks about his beautiful and intimate portrait study of his Grandfather: I have always enjoyed photographing people and saw the course in Contemporary Portrait Photography at Morley as an …
MORLEY TUTOR PRODUCES AWARD WINNING FILM
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Developing a Professional Practice as an Illustrator
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LUCY’S TOP 5 ANIMATED FILMS!
Below, our animation tutor Lucy Orr writes about her top five Animated Films and what makes them so good 1. “Spirited Away” (2001) “Spirited Away” from Hayao Miyazaki is totally immersive, based purely on the …
LEARNING TO ‘SEE’ – SMALL STEPS, BIG RESULTS!
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