Wilhelm Rontgen 1845-1923
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Showing posts with label in progress. Show all posts
Friday, 14 December 2012
Friday, 19 October 2012
Tuesday, 28 August 2012
Friday, 22 June 2012
Fake Evolution
I have been creating an illustration for Fake Magazine's The Dream Edition. I have been experimenting with the idea of a dream feeling like a movie. The gif below shows the evolution of my illustration. Check out the rest of the issue here.
Evolution of the illustration "Restless Pillow"
PJs
Saturday, 10 December 2011
Saturday, 6 February 2010
The Body Shop - Initial Ideas
Last semester I was working on the D&AD brief for the Body Shop, to design an unconventional brand campaign. The concept for my images was to take the body shop products into public and usual places, bringing a sense of fun and freedom. These are some of my initial collages.
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
The Food Chain
I have been working on my summer project for uni. The brief stated we were to chose one of 5 words, they were:
Process, Alienate, Persuasion, Dominate and Alternate
The brief was really open and there was no specific outcome or deliverable. After researching into all of the words, I decided to produce work on the word dominate. Specifically looking into food chains, predators and prey.
I begun by researching food webs on the internet, but soon decided I wanted to focus more on British backgarden wildlife and food chains found there.
I found the RSPB website really helpful with an a to z of wildlife found in a typical garden. Allowing me to start to build up a diagram of a food web from which to base my work.

Process, Alienate, Persuasion, Dominate and Alternate
The brief was really open and there was no specific outcome or deliverable. After researching into all of the words, I decided to produce work on the word dominate. Specifically looking into food chains, predators and prey.
I begun by researching food webs on the internet, but soon decided I wanted to focus more on British backgarden wildlife and food chains found there.
I found the RSPB website really helpful with an a to z of wildlife found in a typical garden. Allowing me to start to build up a diagram of a food web from which to base my work.

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