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(In response to the decision made 6 May by a certain huge-ass graphics/photo editing software company who decided they'd rather take their products, throw them up on a "cloud", scam more money for their usage and create some BIG questions about access & intellectual property rights. You know what I'm talking about...)
Personal project: translating sound patterns into texture- experimenting with cracked textures on different colours. Medium: calico, acrylic, kroma paint,
There are a lot of photo’s that I have taken that infuse the motion of light, however I took this nightscape as it was very scenic. The fact that it’s London and the usual associations with London are of busy streets and epic nightlife, which helps to make this shot more peaceful. I love the reflection of the London Eye on the river and think I think the overall picture is a beautiful reflection of how man made structures can inspire and create striking scenes.
This is a personal ongoing project of mine. My wife and I own a cape cod style house built in 1942. For nearly six years, she and I have continued to improve upon the home's natural charm. Here you see how cosy our master bedroom was prior to the renovations.
Please keep in mind, this is a personal project of mine which allows me to reinvent the space without a need for a deadline.
Firefighter, Simon Arsenault, inspects the inside of a firetruck making sure everything is in working order as of November 24th, 2010. They do daily routine checks and inventory checks on their trucks.
For my personal project I focused on styling my model to fit Moschino's style and show their brand identity. This focused on loud colours, bold prints and statement pieces such as chains.
The complete controls for the hoses and water pressure are shown here. There are separate controls for each size of hose, each nozzle that a hose connects to, and even separate controls to control the water pressure. - November 24th, 2010
Charcoal, ink, oil paint, and chalk. 3ft by 2ft.
Portrait of my mother, exploring the mental toll that chronic illness brings. This project began as an exploration into the myth of Persephone. Inspired by the poem "The Pomegranate" by Eavan Boland, I was compelled to explore the forgotten grief of mothers, later delving into my own relationship with my mother. This piece is one of my final outcomes for this project, featuring my own mother almost paradoxically both weak and powerful.
A personal work-in-progress exploring storytelling and layout design based on the 'Little Shop of Horrors (1986)'
I’ve begun to set-up personal projects or themes for myself that I’ll work on over a few days or so. My intent with these projects is to learn and have fun. To fiddle with camera settings I usually leave alone and to visualize an object or theme in a way I normally wouldn’t. The latest theme: Grass.