Tuesday, 30 March 2010
Grafik Magazine are on Wikipedia!!
Some news, I've been doing an internship at Grafik Magazine and they asked me to make them a wikipage, take a look here at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grafik_Magazine, surprisingly not that difficult to do once you spend a few hours wondering how to do simple f*cking web editting!
Sunday, 14 March 2010
Mail Art...work that avoids doing proper work
in the post on cassette format (Who has a cassette player anymore)
but I have a few to shift so I might do a series of these...
providing they arrive safe and sound in the post. This was something
I just decided I'd do today, not sure if it was a complete waste of time
but I had fun doing them.
Shit Music, but all appropriate in some sense to the person
Two gifts I sent mum for Mothers Day, It took a lot of hard thinking,
Two gifts I sent mum for Mothers Day, It took a lot of hard thinking,
but I decided to put the card in this really cool illustrated envelope I claimed
Mothers Day Card 2010:
I'ts not that I'm a cheapskate, I just prefer making cards for people
who mean a lot to me and it makes recieving a card LATE in the
post all that more touching when its personal to you and the person.
It's meant to be a sheep in a field-admittedly terrible choice of colours
Labels:
cardboard,
casettes,
funny,
gary glitter,
illustrations,
oxford,
post,
post art,
the eagles,
yammayamma yamma
Friday, 12 March 2010
Olympics 2012 : Toilet Diving at Home
For this project we came up with a few ideas to play on how we could bring the Olympic games into our homes. I suggested we go back to my flat and stage an Olympic event (Toilet Bath diving and holding your breath) in my bathroom. I think they turned out perfectly and definately have an edge over the digital photos we took on my Nikon SLR, with abit more of a grainy, voyeuristic feel and the colour/lighting is all so homely. Were thinking our next move will be to create a series of posters and maybe put them together into a big book or olympic style brochure. Photos were shot using a Lomo FishEye lens with 200 35mm colour film by the lovely Adrian Curcher and Butch lesbian type Alice Dobie.
Summary: Not too serious, Funny to watch, Semi-Nudity involved and kinky speedos = British
Labels:
cool,
film camera,
fisheye,
graphics,
Photography,
typography graphic Design
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