This week I graduated! I am extremely happy to say I now have a First Class honours degree in Graphic Design. For something a little different I edited some of my favourite photos using Photoshop actions from WishWishWish.
Friday, 22 July 2011
Monday, 11 July 2011
Song Sparrow
Here is the A3 illustration I submitted for the Salon Hang at Long Live the Art School.
In fact I drew two different versions, one with black line twigs and one brown. I chose the black for the exhibition in the end.
Both illustrations are hand-drawn with pen and pencil on A3 320gsm handmade cotton rag paper.
In fact I drew two different versions, one with black line twigs and one brown. I chose the black for the exhibition in the end.
Both illustrations are hand-drawn with pen and pencil on A3 320gsm handmade cotton rag paper.
The Menagerie
Last month myself and Sam popped to a small exhibition called The Menagerie - a group show of drawing and printwork by Fran Giffard, Izzie Klingels, Ella Johnston and Susie Wright.
All work was was inspired by nature (hence why I wanted to go) and there were some amazing examples of beautiful British illustration, by all four artists. I loved it all!
Some of the detail that has gone into these pencil sketches and prints are incredible, as an illustrator, this is something I definitely aspire to do!
The exhibition space itself was a little strange, and we did at times wonder if we were in the right place. It was in the basement of a hotel, in a dining hall! But nonetheless we had a quick wonder round the amazing work on the walls.
The exhibition is no longer on, however links to the artists websites are above.
All work was was inspired by nature (hence why I wanted to go) and there were some amazing examples of beautiful British illustration, by all four artists. I loved it all!
Some of the detail that has gone into these pencil sketches and prints are incredible, as an illustrator, this is something I definitely aspire to do!
The exhibition space itself was a little strange, and we did at times wonder if we were in the right place. It was in the basement of a hotel, in a dining hall! But nonetheless we had a quick wonder round the amazing work on the walls.
The exhibition is no longer on, however links to the artists websites are above.
Eat Me Magazine
Here are a couple of illustrations that I did for Eat Me Magazine's fifth issue, back in April.
The article was about the traditional English pub (Midsomer Murder's style) being taken over by young, kitsch-y, Cath Kidston wearing families.
The article was about the traditional English pub (Midsomer Murder's style) being taken over by young, kitsch-y, Cath Kidston wearing families.
Friday, 1 July 2011
glasto 2011
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