The Short Film Movement- Revised

I changed the layout for the program to something a bit more abstract.

This is the one they're using.

Psyche

I was asked to illustrate a program for the Short Film Movement, to represent a series of films about the human psyche. DeeP!

I only have a couple of days to do it, but this is my (yet to be photo-shopped) finished illustration. It's supposed to have text in the middle, but they're sending me the text tomorrow so I shall fit it in then.

The sad tale of the failed rabbit

Rabbit outline

My Dorset deskspace (i.e dining room table) and progress. Yes, I do need two laptops. One for referencing and one for the all important 4od...

Possibly one of the worst paintings I ever done! I had to call it a day on this poor rabbit, it wasn't getting any better.

Legs

I've done a few pieces for my new project, campaigning for the de-crimilization of prostitution in England. Bit random, I know. But it's something I feel strongly about!

Anyway, the bruised legs. I don't really want to go into the whole violence aspect, it feels a bit to obvious to me. But it's a starting point...

Frames!!

I'm back in the sticks for a couple of weeks...

However, one good thing about Dorset is the abundance of charity shops. Not only for all the books and clothes I seem to stock up on whenever I come back, but also the amount of cheap frames. I've been toying with the idea of frames for a while now, however in London they always seem short in supply and overly expensive.

Not here!

I was very excited to find one shop hidden away with box upon box of vintage frames for as little as 50p each.
I've tried a couple with two of my Bowie owls. I think they work well. I think the owls need some kind of frame to bring them together.

I went to Hong Kong

It was beautiful.