Peter Stewart

All of these props here that you've got up on the shelves and so on, as well as the bowl of daffodils.

All of these props here that you've got up on the shelves and so on, as well as the bowl of daffodils.

And what's your niche?

And what's your niche?

We're going down to the back of the studio area now. In fact, this is one of your works, isn't it? Over the door into the... Into the storeroom.

We're going down to the back of the studio area now. In fact, this is one of your works, isn't it? Over the door into the... Into the storeroom.

Yeah, so it's just the start of Flanchford Road, isn't it?

Yeah, so it's just the start of Flanchford Road, isn't it?

And on our left-hand side, we've got some, again, it's a generic term, but it's probably... Another more specific one, I would say pottery, is that correct?

And on our left-hand side, we've got some, again, it's a generic term, but it's probably... Another more specific one, I would say pottery, is that correct?

So it's tuition, but also it's having a good time and getting your hands dirty.

So it's tuition, but also it's having a good time and getting your hands dirty.

Well, let's go back, because I wanted to have a few words with Emerald, who's here. She's one of the students who's learning a little bit more. Let's just eavesdrop a little bit. I say let's eavesdrop, and as soon as I say that, it goes quiet.

Well, let's go back, because I wanted to have a few words with Emerald, who's here. She's one of the students who's learning a little bit more. Let's just eavesdrop a little bit. I say let's eavesdrop, and as soon as I say that, it goes quiet.

Emerald, let me lean over and be careful not to get some pink paint on my clothes. What are you doing here?

Emerald, let me lean over and be careful not to get some pink paint on my clothes. What are you doing here?

Oh, OK. So when you say... Let me move round a little bit. When you say smashing flowers, I don't quite understand. What is that? Literally smashing flowers?

Oh, OK. So when you say... Let me move round a little bit. When you say smashing flowers, I don't quite understand. What is that? Literally smashing flowers?

So you're getting the colours of that flower which is coming out onto the white paper?

So you're getting the colours of that flower which is coming out onto the white paper?