Pals

The Fates At Their Work

Acrylic on board

Awake in the Dark

Charcoal on paper

Himalaya

This summer I was asked to design a cover for a seven inch record by the band Sad Lovers and Giants. Although the singer championed it, the other members were in disagreement. They created a very different but appropriate image, which I will link to here if it becomes available online.

Lennon

Dreams of the Space Age

Lonely Robot

Deconstructing the Bird

Victoria crowned pigeon

Configurations: "Dad's Garage" / "The San Francisco Fire"

A short video art piece featuring music by Lone Void.

The labels we assign to places, objects, events carry so much meaning but only when viewed in context and with our accumulated knowledge of what they represent. From another perspective, these things are just different configurations of matter.


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Panda Panda Panda

Ideas for a birthday card

Quentin

The Outsider

Stained Glass

Bitter Man

Fifties Man

Acrylic Paintings on Board 01

Intruder

Symbol for Flame

Old Life Drawing

Haiku

A haiku I wrote last summer. There are millions of different variations on the correct structure of the haiku depending on who you ask. This one follows the five / seven / five syllables format and in keeping with the Japanese tradition has a season as its subject matter.

Comic

This was one third of a piece of coursework I did for the Digital Creativity course in the third year of my degree. We were given a choice of several themes, and were tasked with creating three "multimedia products" based on that theme.


I chose "the environment", and created this page from a non-existent comic book. There was also a digital collage and this 3D animation.

One Line

Canadian Fashion Magazine Doodles

It's those sharpies again.

Ordered Images: Sketchbook Digger

I'm an animator and video editor from London. Today I decided to start scanning in bits and pieces from my sketchbook, scouring my hard drive for old projects and begin posting them online in a blog. This is the result.
I'll start with a few drawings I did this summer. My cousin Joe had a set of Sharpie markers in his flat while I was staying with him in Canada, so I made use of them and a new sketchbook I'd bought there. This continued when I got home.

Joe, Montreal

James

Keith Flint

Roses for H.A.S.