scattered

This is the view from my window.

I wanted to show it here, but I don't really want to just put up lots of random rubbish photos, so I decided to play with it a bit and make it into SOMETHING more like a picture. It was also an excuse to do osmething for Illustration Friday :).

Autumn is my favorite season. Like, totally like!

feature!

My work has been featured on Edinburgh Theatre Review site! Here it is, so that the post doesn't look empty:


It was a result of a collaboration between ECA illustration and University of East Anglia. More info about the project and other people's works here.

This picture was based on a photo I got from the tutor. It was meant to be environment of person depicted in th ephotograph - which was a cyclist. I couldn't come up with anything complicated and I believe that was for the good - as in this case the simple idea worked pretty well. Technique is acrylic paint, some ink and a little bit of colour made with eyeshadows. Pretty girly!

I have been declining this blog and a lot of other creative activity due to my current day job - which thankfully is just for the summer. I promise this will get better!

Ghosty Conversations

Since I wasn't posting much lately (as I had some issues making myself want to scan and photograph recent stuff) I decided to dig up one of projects I did last year. It's one of college things, each person got a random creatures and random topic of their conversation (mine was ghosts talking about litter). I did for it one of my sculpturey things and it was good fun. Unfortunately, I spent so much on actual making of the characters that the plot isn't exactly amazing. Can't have everything!



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Big waves are coming!

A random picture I did of this kid in water (I like water)

Piotr Skrzynecki

A portrait of Piotr Skrzynecki of Piwnica pod Baranami. He's pretty awesome, the picture: not so much.

Lifedrawing

Some more lifedrawing. I quite liked this session, although covering up model with hideous costumes occured. The first drawing is my favourite, the rest is... Experiments. "There is no failed experiments, just experiments with unexpected results" (or something like that) that Bucky Fuller said.