Jenny Walters, 22, Stafford, created a piece, entitled '24'. This is a new take on how we use, record and organise our time. A booklet with 1,140 perforated circles, representing each minute of the day, demonstrates positive and negative uses of time. Negative time included queuing, waiting and travelling, a 'waste' of time. Arriving at a destination, shopping and consuming she sees as positive uses of time.

Jo Masding, 21, Birmingham, has created scenes from toy objects, disregarding scale and plausibility. Jo explains, "Interest in the scenes only exists when they become a photographed image; the 2D aspect of the work gives it a defined border which transforms it into an art 'object'."

Elina Smith, 23, Brighton, took a degree in 3D design which has encouraged her to take a conceptual, material-based approach to design. Her degree show work entitled 'Designer Art' shows her abilities as a designer and maker, bridging the gap between sculpture and design.