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@a-wilts-makes
Introduction
I am a Design for Theatre and Screen student at the University for Creative Arts in Farnham!
I'd like to specialise in props, model-making, and installation exhibits in museums
My main interests are television design/history, retro technology, photography, creative writing, transport design/history, reading (everything), and, obviously, creating and making art and things.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Day trip to the National Film and Sci-Fi Museum in Milton Keynes! 9th July 2026
Legendary place full of absolutely iconic props, costumes and bits of set from various films and television shows! Highlights: - exterior of the TARDIS! - swords, guns, other fun, sci-fi-esque weapons - models! By far my favourites were a model of a time machine design with lights and other electronic tidbits, and a section of the model used in exterior shots of 'Red Dwarf' - insanely detailed, and I would highly recommend the behind the scene footage of those shots. - prosthetics: masks and body parts - plethora of bits and pieces from 'Red Dwarf' such as crew uniform, props, weapons. Getting to see these bits up close in all their meticulous detail was fantastic! and last but not least... Marvin! (above) from the original 'Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' TV show from 1981! Can't believe I got to meet this legend in the steel or whatever he's made of. Amazing museum, will totally come back again to make studies of my favourite pieces as photos are not allowed alas. Absolute paradise for nerds!
A banana skin prop made for local theatre group! 30/6/2026
It is made from felt and lined with tinfoil to give it flexibility, and can be reshaped when used!
First summer project: Recreating an icon from television history. Here is the clown doll from Test Card F! Bit of history: Test Card F was a colour test signal used for over 4 decades - starting with the first year of colour television (1967) until the end of analogue television - on BBC1/2, featuring a clown playing noughts and crosses. It assisted in assessing the quality of colour in a transmitted image. It's a super iconic staple of British television, so obviously I had to have my own clown!
He is made from old t-shirts, a slice of old pillowcase, fabric scraps, felt, and stuffed with recycled stuffing from used toys. Machine-sewn with a few hand-sewn details. (Chalk not included) Work process:
Bit of synthpop and sewing on a rainy afternoon
^ 30cm ruler for scale.
^ human being for scale
Only took 2 whole days to make this guy. Only downside is his neck's a bit floppy and tends to sag, but can be remedied. Glad to have this legend in my own room. My father was overwhelmed with nostalgia and memories upon seeing this chap relaxing on the sofa.
A butterfly puppet created for a local community theatre group production - 27/5/26
Based on the African Leopard Butterfly (Phalanta phalanta aethiopica) Made from cardboard, some tape, and some scored cardboard strips and skewers to give it movement!
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Outing to Jane Austen's House museum in Chawton, Hampshire - 23rd May 2026 Before bidding farewell to Farnham until year 2 in September, I visited Jane Austen's place near Alton! Would be rude not to visit my neighbour before moving out.
I was most pleased to discover they had an exhibition on staging Jane Austen's works; notably 'Pride and Prejudice'! There were some lovely costume designs and pieces of concept art for set.
Aside from that exhibit, I adored the recreations of her bedroom with all its details. I would do anything to live one day in her life; just passing the day sewing, walking and writing. Why must we live in this modern era.
Finally, couldn't get enough of the cabinet of historical copies of her novels, and the fun little costume zone in the old bakehouse.
I most ardently enjoyed my day at Miss Austen's, and it was a wonderful treat before the absolute chaos of packing. Will definitely return to this gorgeous village and house if I ever need to do some Georgian/Regency research...or just to escape the 21st century.
Bonus: one of the most relatable quotes from Jane, in 'Northanger Abbey' (not my favourite of hers, but still a good one)
"And now I may dismiss my heroine to the sleepless couch, which is the true heroine's portion; to a pillow strewed with thorns and wet with tears."
Marine Animal Puppet Group Project at university - Week Four
The completed turtle! With barnacles!
And the completed baby turtles! With recycled newspaper shells and skin.
And a third child, made by a classmate, and photographed altogether by them.
Marine Animal Puppet Group Project at university - Week Three
Shell details and miniature turtles to join their father!
Marine Animal Puppet Group Project at university - Week Two
Base skin over shell and head, and covering flippers
Marine Animal Puppet Group Project at university - Week One
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Visit to the Science Museum, Kensington, London - 26th March 2026
Always have to visit the technology part of the Science Museum, if not for the retro tech, then just to admire the massive atomic clock!
Trip to the Design Museum, London for the Blitz: The Club That Shaped the 80's exhibit - 26th March 2026
I loved all the costumes and the unique fashion created by local art college students (many now designers!) at the time, and the range of art that came out of such an amazing movement. The photographs, the album covers, and the clothes were drop dead gorgeous.
The music wasn't the only awesome thing to come out of the 80's clearly, but the background music of Ultravox, Bowie and The Human League certainly added to the atmosphere here! Also, the recreation of the actual club with archive footage of Spandau Ballet was wicked! Shame the exhibits over...