The Ball of Nerves - Front cover
my copy arrived the other day, here’s a wee pic!
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Into Castlemilk woods with ultraviolet spiders, carpet owls and Bananaman
"It’s amazing what you can find on your own doorstep. All you have to do is get out there and explore it." - Community Woodland Officer Richard Bolton.
A wee article from STV last year featuring fairy event stuff

Ball of Nerves on Twitter
“’As the ball of nerves grew it began to dictate my life more and more and I began to feel in danger most of the time’”

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Ball of Nerves on Twitter
“The ball of nerves zaps me with electric shocks which range from mild flutters to crippling tension. #anxiety #book”

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Ball of Nerves on Twitter
“Our new picture book about #anxiety aims to help children and adults begin to talk about anxiety and start #recovery”

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Ball of Nerves on Twitter
“The ball of nerves played with my appetite, sometimes it made me too nauseous to eat… #anxiety #newbook”

for more info find us here:
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Ball of Nerves on Twitter
for more info find us here:
http://theballofnerves.tumblr.com/
https://twitter.com/ballofnerves
http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/theballofnerves
“Everyone has a ball of nerves inside them that can grow and take over. #anxietyproblems aren’t a sign of weakness.”

Apocalypse by Julie Sheridan
Submitted for Create #TileArt for Microsoft Lumia
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Apocalypse
This image was created to represent the original greek meaning of the word ‘apocálypsis’ meaning ‘un-covering’ and used to refer to the disclosure of knowledge. I wanted to represent this original meaning and combine it with some of the more modern meanings of apocalypse - end of the world scenarios. I chose to refer to the end of world stories of Ancient Greece whose cyclical nature saw the world destroyed by great floods and fires. It is this cyclical nature of destruction and creation, and our developing knowledge about environmental issues I would be interested in developing visually.It is a mixed media collage of drawings, scans and digital elements.
