Bow View of Cutty Sark Interest_Time The sequences were taken with

The sequences were taken with three-minute gaps using a pre-programmed shutter remote

and forged a new world order

The photographs of every step use strands of rope in different colours - so you can clearly see how to tie each knot

a functional piece that celebrates the timeless art of rope work and seafaring tradition

The rigs and fittings such as anchors

Bow View of Cutty Sark Interest_Time The sequences were taken withA large and dramatic evocation of the bow of the 'Cutty Sark', showing a carved figurehead. In this highly stylised painting the ship is shown moving through the waves at sunset. The sails of the ship loom above the viewer's point of vision. The figurehead represents a character from Robert Burns's poem 'Tam O'Shanter', which retales the story of a Scottish farmer who was chased by the young witch. Known as Nannie, she is shown wearing a short