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New Podcast Feature
I sat down with illustrator, Ben Tallon to have a chin wag about my art practice, things that concern me, lived experiences and all things creativity!
Mario Land Skate Jam Sheffield
Me and my friends painted the skate blocks ready for the Mario Land Skate Jam in Sheffield.
The event was hosted by Skateboard GB and sponsored by Subway.
I also provided an art workshop during the jam and had an absolute blast!
SARA PRINSLOO X TRIPLE POINT BREWERY
I teamed up with Triple Point Brewery in Sheffield to bring you, Libertas! This beautiful craft beer highlights the importance of your vote in the up-and-coming UK general election by using my painting 'Where There's Hope' on the tin.
Not only can you purchase the beer but you can also get your mitts on the Where There's Hope print which is exclusively available at The Framery in Sheffield.
The beer
A 6.2% #NEIPA bursting with ROSE, GRAPEFRUIT, PAPAYA. It’s mad hoppy! You can expect big flavours of citrus and stone fruits too.
Vegan and Gluten free!
ZWORG Skateboard Exhibition
- 10 SKATEBOARDS
- 10 ARTISTS
- 1 ALIEN
Join us at Three Amigos Skateboard Shop in Camden, London on Sat 18th May (4pm) for beers, art, skateboarding and alien activities with Zworg and friends.
I was honoured when asked to be involved in this special exhibition and proper hyped about the show.
My skate deck entry is designed to inform our alien friend of the natural beauty in female earthlings. To share the knowledge that stereotypes are outdated as well as boring and what defines an attractive woman is actually someone who challenges preconceptions and the idea of beauty whilst telling you to go f*ck yourself
'Beautiful Trash Can'
2024
Acrylic paint on a skateboard
The Essay Has Landed..
‘Cut Before It’s Grown’ is a self-reflective series which explores my mental health and lived experiences; it is a journey into an unconventional adolescence and those ‘things’ that just stay with you forever. The aim is to make sense of my own life experiences: dealing with grief, coming from a working-class background and the impacts of being reckless as a youth. This essay will not discuss such exposures in detail but rather highlight them to conclude a body of work in reaction to key topics which have arisen through them. As I have been inspired by a number of artists who have used art to embody similar issues from a subjective point of view, I have credited each of them throughout this piece.
Ministry of Arts Podcast Episode
I sat down to chat with Gary Mansfield about art class and what makes me angry!
Food For Thought: Females Creatives at Lunch Panel Discussion Featuring Sara Prinsloo & Annie Mays
About Me
As an artist I’m passionate about delivering work that represents my own self through paintings involving multiple layers of expressive mark making alongside controlled line work inspired by my short stint as a tattoo apprentice. I try to combine both fine art and illustrative techniques.
I have always been inspired by street culture and its subcultures as well as the history of creative culture within skateboarding, as a skater myself. Not just art created in these cultures but the ethos, concepts and experimentation from film makers, musicians, designers and spaces in which exist because of it. My work often references words and text taken from songs and films which resonate with my life experiences.
My 2D work also develops into 3D practice using wood, plaster and jesmonite. These sculptural works are mostly created using mould making and casting methods of manipulated, existing objects. 3D work enables a level of tactile work which can’t be achieved as well in paintings/drawings. It's these textures and forms which help present my messages.
I'm also the founder of the It's OKAY Project which is a creative mental health project.