Tammy Cosgrove Portfolio

Coulered pencil drawing

A3 inspired by a vintage photo

Coloured pencil drawing

Drawing of my partner

coloured pencil drawing

A3 Inspired by an image from a church window

Chalk pencil drawing

Chalk on vintage music sheet

Baby in womb

Coloured pencil drawing

My newborn grandson looking like Winston Churchill

coloured pencil drawing

See no evil, Hear no evil, Speak no evil

Graphite drawings

Betty Page, the worlds first famous stripper

Graphite drawing

On these drawings I have tried a range of application techniques and grades of graphite or charcoal.

Charcoal drawing

Deppression

Graphite drawings

Yoga teacher

Graphite drawing

My Gory Valentine , Before Covid

Charcoal drawing

Drawing I did for a screen print

Statement Necklace

Made using laser cut acrylic, hand made copper piece, and fuses set in epoxy resin. Part of a collection based on trends and climate change.

Statement bracelet

All 3 pieces were part of a collection based around current trends and climate change

Bracelet was made using copper wire and electric fuses

Repurposed Statement Earrings

Made using copper wire, epoxy resin and old junk earrings with sentimental value

Cyanotype of Summer forage

Lino cut on magazine page

Lino cut on red card

Lino cut on orange card

On the top right is a ( 50 by 50 ) inch piece about Climate Change.

Calico using mixed media. It was displayed in the Courtyard Gallery HND Art & Design year 2 show.

Materials used: Modroc, sand, embroidery, graphite drawing padded and stitched on. Food colouring used for the colours.

Development of piece above

To the top left is a wall hanging ( 2m by 2m )

It’s theme is The Day of the Dead

Material is Calico

I have used inks and embroidery, using wool. The purple clock style

design of skeleton faces are screen printed on, the rest is by hand. Above is some development of the piece

artist book

This is a series of photograms

They are taken from coloured digital images

They were developed in a darkroom

Children in the garden looking through a book

Nuns.

The top left is inspired by the most vintage image I could find of a nun. The bottom left is a tarot card I designed to show a good/bad side. Above is a drawing inspired by a vintage image of nuns taking a break.

This is a conceptual piece I made to highlight the plight of the USA/Mexican border wall and immigration injustices.

It’s covered in a collage of related themes, news cuttings and imagery. The crown is made from old blinds cut up, and designed with images from the real border wall. I used a mannequin head and covered in clay.