Stay Beeautiful

Selections from my A-Level works, Foundation Diploma and on-going projects throughout my first year at Kingston mixed with some more personal pieces...enjoy

25/02/2011

Location drawing - Term 1

The Natural History Museum

V&A





The Toy Museum





The Huntarian

Self Directed sketchbook - Camden

I chose to go to Camden town for my self directed, i thought it was appropriate to try out drawing in a second hand book to fit with the theme, heres what i came out with!
















23/02/2011

Lifedrawing













I've been slacking

with my blogging recently. I realised I have SO much stuff i haven't blogged and i don't really know why, laziness mainly. But I've stepped it up, brought everything out of the studio and taken pictures of it all so prepare to be bombarded :)

19/02/2011

CUTTING EDGES, CONTEMPORARY COLLAGE

bought this beautiful book today.

BUY IT! https://shop.gestalten.com/index.php/catalog/product/view/id/3993

Elsa Mora




My favourite artist at the moment. I discovered this cuban artist whilst browsing through Tumblr. I am so stunned by her creations, they are so intricate and her attention to detail is 'increible'. Check out her miniature books..
http://elsita.typepad.com/miniatureartistsbooks/
- absolutely adorable. Such an inspiration.

10/02/2011

Liar Liar



Crappy mobile photos. We were given the theme 'LIES' to work with and i chose to work on one of Aesop's fables - The Boy Who Cried wolf. After a number of re-designs and development i came up with this idea. I wanted to make sure everything about the design was relevant to the story. So i made the tear drop shape out of a wolf and sheep head (hopefully you can work it out), attached to an already-fallen tear drop to give the image more depth. The story was taken place on a hill, at sunset. So i used contour lines and a isle-like pattern to my print, experimenting with various colours seen at sunset. These are double layered lino prints - which was an absolute bitch chiselling out and sliced my fingers 3 times in the process, but it was worth it. I still have a lot more printing i'd like to do until i get it how i want it as i don't believe its quite there yet. But for a start, i'm pleased with the results, and learnt a new process on the way!