Light of the World
Hex-cells
This Way
For Rest
Process
The Other
Without Map We Journey
Hex
In the Connections
Jungle
Thin Blue Line
All Seeing All Powerful
By The River
The Indian Summer
Guiding Light, URC
Prayer
Super Graphic: Green Cross
Magpies and Plum Flowers
Shimmering and Glorious
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh
Coffee Cups and Ink Pots
A New Scottish Parliament
'Quiet be still...'
Essence of Autumn
Wee Red Corridor

For A New Scottish Parliament

Celebrating the creation of a Scottish Parliament 1999. Following the 1997 referendum Scottish people overwhelmingly and unambiguously voted in favour for the creation of a Scottish parliament.

The Saltire has been the national emblem of Scotland since the 14th century and is a key symbol of Scottish identity. According to legend white clouds in the form of Saltire appeared in a blue sky during the battle of Nechtansmere, urging the Scots to victory.

This design captures the nature of this historic event. The abstraction of this emblem gives it new energy. It suggests dynamic new guide whilst remaining easily recognisable form steeped in history.

Edinburgh College of Art project, 2000