Tiffany C. Inglis

Bag charms rose to the height of popularity in 2025, with many adorning their handbags with trinkets and dolls. Inspired by this trend, I created a set of dolls, each one being the bag charm of its larger counterpart. It was mathematically challenging figuring out how to downsize crochet patterns and how to re-interpret knitting charts at lower pixel resolutions. The entire creation was inspired by various designs, scaled and modified to fit the project: - Doll SMILLA: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/doll-smilla - Pull Vague Sweater: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pull-vague - Sinister Cat Hat: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/the-sinister-cat-hat

The Circle of Fifths is a popular mnemonic device used by musicians to memorize key signatures. Typically, it's a circle divided into 12 wedges--labelled with letters, sharps and flats--not particularly pleasant to look at. In this artwork, 12 colours are used to represent the 12 semitones in an octave. Each key signature can then be denoted as a symmetric heptagon by joining the relevant notes. When arranged in the order given by the Circle of Fifths, a wonderful symmetry is observed. A single semitone shift converts one key to the next key, and after 12 such operations, we are back to where we started.