Thinking I'm going to base my observations around a time of day(12:47 seems to be the one I come up with the most) and do a series of images of what different people are doing at that specific time. The final result? A book I think. I'll see where it takes me But anyway, the result of some initial messing around with my observations
I photoshopped some of the collage out so it didn't look quite so over-crowded. Then I scoured Sarah's old take-away boxes for a background for my font. I think the grease and pizza bits add the extra 'ewww' factor, and can of course be associated with all those oh so delightful post-drinking snacks
I'm still a little stuck with what I want to do for my self defined project. I know I want to work with observational drawing of people. I quite like the idea thoughts and conversations. How on a tube journey you can see and overhear so many snippets of other people's lives. The thoughts going on in people's heads. I'm going to stock up on food and spend the day on the tube with my sketchbook. Just to see what I come out with.
I think I'm happy with these, however I'm going to try get some more opinions...they took me so long to do I think I'm a bit biased I WILL get photoshop and learn to use it. All the cutting and sticking and scanning and drawing and sticking and painting and scanning and painting etc etc is a bit old now!
The look I was going for was a kind of miss match of different drunken scenes. Everything to look a bit 'undone' hence the mix of perspectives, photography and drawing. Also the grotesqueness (is that how you spell it..?): Lots of vomit, a dash of urine, sweat, tears, stains...the whole lovely lot I need to sort typography. I'm thinking hand-written, scrawly, undone
These are the basic structures to my final pieces. Two posters, one aimed at boys, one at girls My aim was to make them as grotesque as possible, using real photographs of drunken situations and exagerrating almost to the point of absurdity
I've been thinking about my self-defined project, and what I want to do for The Drawing Board exhibition I know I definately want to base my work around observations, so I've been out and about sketching people
I can't remember if me or Ross took this photo, but eitherway it was for my drunken photoshoot
The lettering is a bit dodgy, more scissors and glue than photoshop pro. But I think it kind of fits in with the shoddy look I'm going for. I've been trying to come up with drink-related names, such as 'vodka-tears'. Most girls I know can relate to drunken tears so I'm hoping that other girls could see a bit of themselves in the photo, hitting home how they might look to others
I like sugary tea, card games, painting, rum, exploring and pretty clothes. This my little piece of the internet where I can post my illustrations, adventures and what I wore along the way. Don't hesitate to contact me at lizzyjlee@gmail.com if you have any queries or just to say hello!