Melody “shows a new way of merging mediums to produce interesting prints which explore a range of ideas, attracting an audience through vivid colours, shape and language. The prints focus on the relationship between painting and photography and the ‘re-representation’ of these into digital work.” We particularly enjoy it when she get the colours and the composition ‘just right’ to create a beautiful image using both of these mediums. More of this please.
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