Mary, Teacher

"I had become very staid in my ways. I felt that art had become something I squeezed in. I felt like I had been doing my art nearly like a wee spot on Blue Peter. I was preparing something earlier, I was bringing out the wee witch for Halloween that had been out the year before… I had lost the direction of art. I wanted everything to be uniform. It had to be a beautiful display. Everything had to be perfectly cut, no jagged edges. But when Angela came in she showed us there were old skills there that we had forgotten about. Now there is this lovely breadth of art that had opened up. It's not about the end product that counts. It's the process as opposed to the end product that counts."

Mary, Teacher (Trading Places/CR.E.A.T.E.)