Somehow I got to think of the piece as "Welcome to the House of English" - it incorporates dictionaries, after all, and the walls include strips of text. The spacing of the rungs indicates that the more you have in common, the easier it is to communicate, to reach a meeting place.
Another view of its neighbour, James's winsome fellow - he went out last week -
as did Jo's bear. On the other side of the case it says "Bear Down" -
Mike's looks very much at home -
whereas Sarah's seems ready to flee in panic -
On their first appearance, Charlotte's little mice rapidly disappeared; her fox, that urban scavenger, makes the point better - and let's hope the mice are left in peace this time -
Back in class, people were going to great lengths to photograph their sculptures before taking them outside -
Crisp white backgrounds were much in demand -
How could I have forgotten to photograph mine "properly"? Maybe a little photoshopping will save the day -
Another view of its neighbour, James's winsome fellow - he went out last week -
as did Jo's bear. On the other side of the case it says "Bear Down" -
Mike's looks very much at home -
whereas Sarah's seems ready to flee in panic -
On their first appearance, Charlotte's little mice rapidly disappeared; her fox, that urban scavenger, makes the point better - and let's hope the mice are left in peace this time -
Back in class, people were going to great lengths to photograph their sculptures before taking them outside -
Crisp white backgrounds were much in demand -
How could I have forgotten to photograph mine "properly"? Maybe a little photoshopping will save the day -
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