#36b

Radius Project First week, 18/09/2023-22/09//2023

These are the pictures I took until now for the project.

With my group, 36b, we went to St John's Cathedral and the little Protestant Church on the other side of the road, which is surrounded by its graveyard.

When we discussed it later, we all agreed that for us, there were a few themes that needed to be explored, such as death, nature, horror, religion, time...

We were all a bit nervous the first days, but at the end of the week we were more comfortable around each other and able to talk about it easier.

I, personally, was more interested in nature, the plants, who grow even on the tombstones or the cathedral, who give some hope when you're beside such a monumental building, surrounded by death and so much history.

Post op week 14. Healing well. My surgeon has released me to run and exercise as I wish.

I have reduce my bra size from a 36E/F to 36B (full). Or 34C (which women know is the same size cup).

My belly and legs have gone soft and fluffy. So I welcome the Spring and being free to run again outside! But I wouldn’t trade a day exercise restricted to go back to this size!

Hope you all are happy and getting plenty of Vitamin D! ☀️☀️☀️☀️

and at first i was like, "watch this shit boutta have 0 support"

but it actually felt like the thing they mush ya tiddies together w during a mammogram but less cold and w some padding

and i actually fucks with it.

but the wire stiffness make me feel like 1 false move and my tiddie is out :(

This morning I didn't know what I wanted to do for my project, but then I looked at what I had done on Tuesday and I really liked the flowers. To try something a bit different I thought I could try to do something in 3D instead of painting or drawing.

After thinking about it I decided I wanted to go for fabric. I don't often use fabric except for sewing clothes, so it was fun to try something new.

In the studio Mairead Neill helped me through the process. I began with the fabric. I had an idea of what I wanted, but not something really precise. When I found the fabrics I liked I then searched for some videos to see what I could do, and after choosing the flower I wanted to make, I first sketched the process in my notebook, so it would be easier to follow later and find it later. After that, I just went for it, cut the fabric and sewed it.