I feel like I've seen something similar before, if I have inadvertently borrowed someones idea......I didnt mean too and I'm sorry.............x
Sunday, 5 June 2011
EVEN MORE BLOCK........
So heres the finished second spread. It does however come with a note.
I feel like I've seen something similar before, if I have inadvertently borrowed someones idea......I didnt mean too and I'm sorry.............x
I feel like I've seen something similar before, if I have inadvertently borrowed someones idea......I didnt mean too and I'm sorry.............x
MORE BLOCK.......
Okay, so I have been trying to get this magazine sorted, thought I had the cover down (see last post) then started a spread and realised it wasn't really all tying together we had a rethink........it looks like this........i hope you think its sexy...........?
Wednesday, 18 May 2011
BLOCK.....
Ok so new project at uni.........editorial design. Its for a fictional architectural magazine called Block. So far I've designed the masthead and a few ideas for covers......see if you like........
Thursday, 21 April 2011
FULL SET......
Okay so I finally finished all my stamps, heres large versions of the last 2 and then a lovely piccy of the whole set.......lets get postal bitches!!
Snail mail got sexier...............x
Snail mail got sexier...............x
Wednesday, 20 April 2011
STAMP COLLECTING.....
Okay so one of the many pieces of work I have to do at uni at the moment is designing a set of stamps. They run along the theme of British firsts. After an age of research and terrible ideas I gave up!
What is the most British thing i can think of? I looked at my hands in dispare.....a fag no that just wont do a cup of tea.....now we're talking!
So heres some history for you peeps......
In the 1840s, the British habitually ate just twice a day: breakfast and dinner in the evening. Anna Russell, the 7th Duchess of Bedford, complained of 'having that sinking feeling' as the afternoon wore on, and had the bright idea of enjoying a pot of tea, becoming a popular beverage at that time, in the afternoon, accompanied by a light snack. Thusly high tea was born, not just a British first but a world first, thanks to the British obsession with tea.
So here is the first four of my stamps, based on tea and our wonderful country. Artworks inspired by the amazing work of Noma Bar, check his work on negative space here
http://www.dutchuncle.co.uk/illustrators/noma-bar/portfolios/portfolio
Hope you like 'em Big love xx
What is the most British thing i can think of? I looked at my hands in dispare.....a fag no that just wont do a cup of tea.....now we're talking!
So heres some history for you peeps......
In the 1840s, the British habitually ate just twice a day: breakfast and dinner in the evening. Anna Russell, the 7th Duchess of Bedford, complained of 'having that sinking feeling' as the afternoon wore on, and had the bright idea of enjoying a pot of tea, becoming a popular beverage at that time, in the afternoon, accompanied by a light snack. Thusly high tea was born, not just a British first but a world first, thanks to the British obsession with tea.
So here is the first four of my stamps, based on tea and our wonderful country. Artworks inspired by the amazing work of Noma Bar, check his work on negative space here
http://www.dutchuncle.co.uk/illustrators/noma-bar/portfolios/portfolio
Hope you like 'em Big love xx
Monday, 11 April 2011
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