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“Virtue may be assailed, but never hurt, Surprised by unjust force, but not enthralled; Yea even that which mischief meant most harm - Shall in the happy trial prove most glory”
John Milton
Used on coursework.
Out of Rich's bedroom window.
Long exposure to get the drag on the lights.
I like this.
Small Study of Agnes Cecile's work, 'drawing restraint (second version)'. I enjoyed sewing the string into the picture, it gave it a more refined look and another kind of depth in the physical dimension of the picture. I used black charcoal and a black brush pen to draw the face and hands.
For my A2 product design coursework, I decided to create a multi-purpose table aimed at art students. I used Google Sketchup to design a 3D model of what my table would look like. I gave it a breakfast table style with an easel and fold up canvas and even a storage area for a laptop so the art desk can convert into a computer desk by pushing the canvas forward (through a sliding mechanism) to reveal the laptop storage. This is my final idea and I am currently working on making the real thing.
Some Union Pictures and General Leeds University Area Pictures for my "Basic and Digital Audio Production" Coursework, these are the Location shots for the Film we, errr, filmed!
Decided to try blue instead of green for the light graffiti, representing the calm effect of blue, so I made it look like a heart beat.
This is my final idea. It is based on the structure and concept of a building. It has also been inspired by the London 2012 Olympic Games.
It is currently being constructed.
A photograph from my coursework. This photo is very personal to me, it shows a member of my family who was sadly diagnosed with Alzheimer's several years ago. The concept of this piece of work was decay and sadly as the years have gone by I have found that due to the disease his mind has begun to fall apart and the man I knew has begun to disappear. This photo represents the decay of an actual person and as his mind begins to fade he becomes kind of a ghost of what he used to be.