Just a little blog featuring a mixture of personal illustration work along with what my BA (hons) Illustration degree keeps me busy with down in Plymouth.
Showing posts with label Personal Work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Personal Work. Show all posts

Saturday, 21 April 2012

James & Dave in the No Guts No Glory Shop!


James & Dave selling in the No Guts No Glory shop in the Heart of Exeter!
Well worth a look if you're ever down that way.



Tuesday, 25 October 2011

Sunset, Isle of Wight

One of the most beautiful and rewarding sunsets i have ever witnessed.
From a cliff top on the south side of the island.

Chine Farm, Isle of Wight


A small ravine like gully led down towards the beach. Graced with natural waterfalls and washed up carnage, this made a very interesting scene.

Boredom

Created around midnight out of pure boredom, craving creative satisfaction.
A cardboard box fils the torso along with screwed up newspaper for shape. A clock forms the face, and two brooms shape the legs.
Based around our friends damp drying clothes we made it look as realistic as possible so that the early risers could enjoy the company.

Wareham, Dorset




Mt. Edgecombe, Cornwall



View of Plymouth sound from Mt. Edgecombe, Cornwall



Mt. Edgecombe, Cornwall



Lido, Plymouth



Cornwall



Smeatons Tower, Plymouth



Lulworth, UK



Monday, 18 April 2011

Boat Making




  • Ok, so you find a river, lake, pond, bath tub, sink, anything with water, and then you find a piece of tall grass / reed. (Reed apparently works best, but i made do with a tall shoot of grass form the river bank).

  • You then proceed to fold round the piece of grass / reed until you are about halfway up the shoot.

  • With the remaining top part of the grass / reed, you then have to wrap it around the folded base to form and hold together what is to be the main part of the boat. Be sure to only wrap about half of the remaining shoot.

  • With the last section of the very top of the shoot still available too you, tuck it through the centre of what is to be the base of the boat and bring it up through, creating the sail.


  • Complete!... Now set sail!