Ruby Naybour Fine Art A2

Both of these pieces were created by Ruby using a mixture of printing techniques, and are part of the portfolio of practical work relating to her dissertation. This focused on David Hockney's work, in particular his more recent landscape paintings. The majority of Ruby's images came from the view from her desk in the Study Studio, out over the tennis court to the copper beech 'Climbing Tree'.

Ruby Naybour Art AS

Ruby’s beautiful work for her AS Fine Art exam was a response to the theme of “earth, Air, Fire & Water’, partly inspired by the mud and water paintings of Richard Long. She used drawings made in Life Drawing classes at Wolfson College last term, and a mix of materials such as raw pigments, oil pastel and tempera. She then submerged and soaked the paper once it had been worked on, to allow a sense of the unpredictable to determine a final outcome.

Ruby Naybour Photography AS

Ruby has been working on a series of Landscapes for her 'Environment Project' where she builds up the layers of images taken at night to produce these eerie and painterly results.

AS Photography 'Environment'

The Study 1 (Year 12) girls are busy working on their AS Coursework project at the moment. The theme this year is 'Environment' and their work is moving in some very interesting directions. 

Sayna Asadi

Ellen Todd

Rachel Zukas

Lema Amany

Anna Ashdown

Ellie Doughton

Ruby Naybour

Annabelle Galland

From the Archives #4

Ruby Naybour (2010)

2013 Review Ruby Naybour Photo GCSE

It was no surprise to any of us that Ruby achieved A* in her Photography GCSE. She worked very hard throughout the two years of the course and her success was greatly deserved. As she has not featured on this blog yet, here is a selection of some of her fantastic work.