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Current Work

Dot to Dot is running a number of ‘Edible Images’ projects (using fresh fruit and vegetables to create designs and patterns to decorate buildings or objects) in conjunction with Portsmouth City Council’s Health Improvement and Development Service (HIDS), including work at:

Work at Portsdown Primary School – ‘Edible Images 3’ – was funded by the South East of England Big Lottery programme. Work at Lyndhurst Junior School – ‘Edible Images 3’ – is the first of 6 projects funded by Portsmouth City Council’s Healthy Towns programme.

Alphabet on the seafront with the Willows Children’s Centre.

Current Work

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Dot to Dot is also:

  • Creating wall graphics to decorate the Lake Road Health Centre Children’s Area, working with Charles Dickens Infant and Junior Schools, City of Portsmouth Girls School, St. Mary’s Church, Portsea, the Badgers, Junior St. John’s Ambulance and the staff and users of the Lake Road Health Centre

  • Opening the Enham Cafe Mosaic at Sure Start Somerstown in February 2009.

  • Running photography workshops with the POPT group for young parents as part of the ‘Find your talent’ programme

  • Running costume-making and large structure workshops for the annual Paulsgrove and Wymering Carnival, usually held on the last Saturday in June

  • An organising partner for Paulsgrove’s annual ‘Halloween Happening’

  • Making 3 mosaics with Paulsgrove, Portsdown and Northern Parade Children’s Centres