FANZINE!

http://issuu.com/chaosworm/docs/handmadefanzine/28?mode=embed&layout=http%3A//skin.issuu.com/v/light/layout.xml

AND

http://issuu.com/kumori/docs/hollowearth

All up on Issue, please enjoy and comment x

FANZINE: HANDMADE FOR SCIENTISTS

Graphic Novel about the Hollow Earth theory.

Isn't it weird, how many people find deformed animals so disgusting?

Psychology is science.

OIL PAINTING has returned into my life

No nibs= Drawing with a Carrot

Carrots really are surprisingly good for painting with. Slightly absorbent and you can carve them into any shape you like for your painting needs.  

Lizzie and Kieran

Lots of Drawing

Lastly, I visited the Russell Cotes Museum in Bournemouth, which had loads of interesting Japanese war craft.

I watched I really interesting documentary called Human Planet. It's basicly about how humans have and are adapting to the world. The episode I watched was about how we have adapted to the sea. This made me imagine how a Giraffe would cope in the ocean. Also, my favourite mug broke..  

Fingers in all the pies? I think so. 

Paul Davis gave a really intriguing talk at the university that I found really inspiring. He mentioned putting paper on his wall and drawing. So I did just that. I'm also creating a montage of post-it notes of people faces, soon to be featuring.

Drawing with a Paint Brush

Experimenting mostly with different ways of drawing, I decided to bin my fine liner and use a brush instead. I also graced the streets of London a few weeks back, which I found visually really inspiring!

I didn't really feel satisfied with a Collage workshop I was doing... so I made a small Graphic story board of a man who has a snake for a tongue... more to come.

Oh... the suburbs...

I wanted to try an accurate style like the previous images, but at the same time create more of an atmosphere.

LONDON

These two images I based on the novel 'The Outsider' by Albert Camus. I wanted to create a jarring atmosphere and emphasise the characters alienation from his society.

Series of Illustrations for an album cover titled 'Holidays'

Narrative really is the way I work best. My idea 'breakthrough' for the subject of 'Holidays' was to have a girl walking through different circumstances with only a suitcase. I have never used curved corners for story boards- it works well!

Another, this time more sinister and compelling.

Here, I am trying to fit the idea into the format of an album case.

Angles and shapes.

These next two images are just some initial ideas I came up with at the beginning.