Posted by admin on October 11, 2009
I would describe my Artworks as Graphic Abstract. Using a range of medium, mainly acrylics and house emulsion, I focus on colour,composition,shape and my love of emphisis through repitition to explore the spatial interactions of objects against their settings, carefully selecting what encircles the mundane and my everyday and then combining as a whole to form getaways, inner worlds of design.
My Illustration consists mainly of a “Fashion” theme, geared more towards the music and magazine cultures using colour for immediate impact and taking influences from my surrounding. Slowly slipping into a slightly twisted dream/nightmare of an everyday fairytale. I think all illustation should contain at least a little dark magic.
http://www.daw2art.com
Posted by admin on October 11, 2009
I’m an image maker working from my Brighton based studio in the UK. My space is littered with photos, drawings and books ranging from The Bauhaus to Edward Tufte’s beautiful data visualisations. I’ve been drawing obsessively since I was a kid, on the back of envelopes, scraps of paper, anything I could lay my hands on. This obsession has grown over the years into a mass of travelling books, the ‘pictures from my pocket’ that capture my ideas.
www.seesomework.co.uk/books
Posted by admin on October 11, 2009
Posted by admin on October 11, 2009
Posted by admin on October 11, 2009
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Posted by admin on October 11, 2009
Posted by admin on July 21, 2009
Madi is an illustrator who recently graduated from the Arts Institute at Bournemouth with a BA (Hons) in Illustration. She mainly creates illustrations using a mixed media approach; combining collage, cut-up papers and fabrics with hand-drawn elements. She is especially interested in children’s book illustration, and loves inventing characters and creating illustrations to capture a child’s imagination.
She is available for commissions:
madi@madiillustration.co.uk.
http://www.madiillustration.co.uk
http://www.madiillustration.blogspot.com
Posted by admin on July 21, 2009
Scott Nellis is an artist/illustrator who has just graduated from the University of Brighton with a BA(Hons) in illustration. He works mainly with pen on paper and loves to create intricately detailed drawings on a fairly large scale. The images, that are of quite a surreal nature, are based on themes that have been an effect on his personal life as well as themes that can affect all of our lives. The themes have included issues such as experiences in the workplace, relationships, and more recently, issues regarding how we are subject to surveillance and montitoring. Scott hopes to build a succsful career within the creative industries and is available for commissions.
www.scottnellis.com
mail@scottnellis.co.uk
Posted by admin on June 26, 2009
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Posted by admin on May 29, 2009
More work by David Foreman.
Posted by admin on May 29, 2009
Posted by admin on May 29, 2009
I have done work for: C90, The Seal Cub Clubbing Club, Glastonbury’s Left Field, The Moor Music Festival, Jack To Phono Records,Studio Dust, Bad Idea Magazine, Rant Magazine, Leeds Student, Kruger Magazine, Show Mercy Magazine, Glastonbury’s Left Field, Nomadic Records, Start Running, Roman Alaska, Pretty Darn Swell, Leeds Art Market and many fanzines.
http://www.jonowen.co.uk/
Posted by admin on May 29, 2009
baysan yuksel; a.k.a bayananderson was born in 1984. feeding herself with the so called post modern chaos she started to draw, paint, cut and paste. she; of course studied couple of things some related to art some not related. have done lots of projects and still doing. and still keeps drawing, painting, cutting and pasting. works and lives in Istanbul but also traveling.
http://www.bayananderson.com
Posted by admin on May 10, 2009
David Gifford has been working as an illustrator for 25 years, producing commercial illustrations for brochures, leaflets, packaging, books, press-ads; as well as commissions for individual clients. Whatever the subject – be it a surgeon at work, a robot, landscapes, a portrait, or children at play – his approach is the same: to capture the essence of the subject simply and strongly. He has experience working in different media – from highly realistic airbrush work to oils and watercolours to simple diagrammatic line art. Most of his current work is digital using the Mac. His specialisation is in science and medicine, and many of the Folio examples are produced for Science Photo Library. But he is also very involved in worldwide healthcare work particularly for the Child-to-Child Trust, UNICEF and Macmillan.
Visit his site here: davidgifford.co.uk
Posted by admin on May 10, 2009
The campaign is called
Simple Acts, and is part of
Refugee Week 2009 (15th-21st June) which is a countrywide programme of events including concerts, film screenings and exhibitions that celebrate the enormous contribution of refugees to the UK. This year the celebrations take on a new twist as people are invited not to raise funds, or make huge gestures, but to choose from 20 Simple Acts such as cooking a dish from a foreign country or watching a movie with/about refugees, which brings them closer to refugees. Every Simple Act –will be contributed to on an online total at
Refugee Week.org.uk so people can see what a big impact they are making collectively.
You can see Karin’s design’s all across http://www.refugeeweek.org.uk/simple-acts/ and reported on last week in Design Week.
Posted by admin on May 4, 2009
Some work with my wife Zzazz. Vintage style stuff – hand drawn, scanned into Illustrator CS3 and coloured.
More here.
Posted by admin on April 25, 2009
I’m Joe, most of the people at work know me as ‘Botch’ which isn’t a nickname I would inflict on myself but I guess I kinda like it.
Visit his website: http://joe-botcherby.co.uk
Posted by admin on April 25, 2009
4WALL was founded by Sam Stubbings (of The RGBs) in 2005 after he attended an exhibition of Black Convoy work in Jaguar Shoes. The show was exceptional but the group didn’t have a mechanism for commissions or even to buy the work and it was funded solely in the short term by the Arts Council. From that point he decided that he wanted to get the Convoy collective together with other leading artists and see if something could exist between a commercial enterprise and an exhibiting collective. The answer was that it could – and the instinct to refuse branded or briefed work paid off quickly, with London’s top agencies and creatives such as Barbara Hulanicki of BIBA, Chris Blackwell – founder of Island Records, Selfridges, and Stella McCartney respecting 4WALL’s artistic values and commissioning work. We stick to the belief that people not only get turned off by brands and traditional marketing, but that the smart companies are the ones that give people the authentic. Visit the site: http://www.4wall.co.uk
Posted by admin on April 18, 2009
Originally from London, Matt Lee has practiced as an artist and Illustrator since 2001. Matt joined Srishti School of Art, Design & Technology in Bangalore, South India in 2007. He coordinates the Foundation Art & Design program and lectures illustration and graphic arts on the Visual Communication program. Matt has a BA (Hons) Design: Illustration degree from Plymouth University and has written articles for various publications on Illustration fundamentals as well as featuring in various international books and exhibitions. View Matt’s site here: http://www.matt-lee.com
