Showing posts with label paint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paint. Show all posts

Tuesday, 13 May 2014

Final Book.

During my last unit of year one illustration, I have been busy researching into tea and tea wares ready to create a 12 double page spread book. For this book I used free machine embroidery, etchings and mixed media. These are some scans, page by page and in order of the finished piece. 

Front Cover.

Pages 2 and 3.

Page 4.

Page 5.

Page 6.

Page 7.

Page 8.

Page 9.

Page 10.

Page 11.

Page 12.

Page 13.

Page 14.

Page 15.

Page 16.

Page 17.

Page 18.

Page 19.

Page 20.

Page 21.

Pages 22 and 23.

Back cover.

Wednesday, 19 February 2014

University- Unit Two.

I am now coming up to my second term deadline (this friday), and it's become quite stressful. Slowly but surely, I'm getting there, have tomorrow to catch up and fill out my portfolio and then hand in on Friday morning. Here are a few bits I have been doing this term.

"Lipstick is usually made with fish scales"- Truth or lie piece.

"Orcas have their average life expectancy halved in captivity"- Truth or lie piece.

"The king of hearts does not have a moustache"- Truth or lie piece.

"Morte"- One word poster (death) piece.

Creating new meanings piece based on constellations.

Monday, 6 January 2014

New A6 Original Paintings.

Last week I made 6 more A6 original ink paintings, these are all hand painted and shaded with black acrylic ink, and are on 150gsm, white, recycled cotton rag, acid free paper. These are all available to buy on my etsy store here.

Bear Skin.

Fish.

Pointing Hand.

Moon And Mountians.

Teeth. SOLD.

Fern Leaf.

Wednesday, 16 October 2013

University workshop photographs.

Here are a few photographs of what I have been doing during my first few workshops at university!

Drawing machine.

Kite making.

Drawing machine.

Drawing tools.

Mark making techniques.

Mark making techniques.

Mark making techniques.



Friday, 11 October 2013

Norwich University of the Arts.

Last week was my first week starting my illustration degree at Norwich University of the Arts. We have all been in workshops for most of the week and I have found myself becoming looser with my work and coming away from what I would normally stick to. I have even found myself enjoying the use of colour a lot more! Experimental mark making is the main object for the first term/10 weeks of my time at NUA, exploring different materials, ways of making marks, ways of drawing, different drawing tools and items you wouldn't normally think to draw with. 
This weeks workshop involved creating our own unique drawing tools made of bits and bobs from around the house. We were set six different types of tools to create with our items (single line tool, multiple line tool, a tool which will scratch away a surface/layer, a blocking out tool, a smudging tool, and a brush tool), then we had to complete different drawing tasks with each tool. I will upload images of what I created and what I have done with them, explaining what they are and how they work.

Tuesday, 6 August 2013

Commission piece.

Today I started a long over-due commission piece for a relative. I am painting a black and gold Buddha using acrylic paint on a large scale canvas.


First part, the eyelid (the photograph looks brown but is actually gold and black shading).


So far so good.