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gusstickland

gusstickland

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Hi There East Dulwich Forum,


I'm in great need of some material for future sculpture projects!

I study Drawing at Camberwell College of Arts and I am focusing on using

recycled and used material. I intend on creating large scale works so any metal

lying around will come in handy. I am able to transport any material so no cost

on your behalf! Anything big or small will come in use. Nothing goes to waste.


Thank you all very much


Augustus Stickland. 07545522367

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I have in my back garden an old iron bath that has been used for bonfires over the last few years and beacuse of the heat has cracked. It is still just about in one piece but will be really heavy. I don't know if it would be of interest? Doing something better than using it as a bin would be good!


Juliet

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