This was the image I found so inspiring and it originates from New York artist, Thaneeya McArdle's blog
Contextual E-file, recording progress of work within Lincoln's Graphic Design Degree
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
T shirt and bag design
Fineliner, I kept the owl silhouette and added a folk style design that I found on Pinterest. Because this design is going onto the t shirts and bags, I had to think about sizing and positioning of the writing. I swapped it from the top of the wings to underneath the illustration. I intend to send this design to a professional printhouse to have it put onto a screen, so that I can have a good clean finish for my prints
Finished Illustrative Vinyl idea
Practise printing lino onto a photocopy to make sure can line up. I chose the ink colour as it ties in with the muted tones of the branches and leaves.
Finished Illustrative Vinyl Cover, Slightly less smooth print due to raised surface of emulsioned background. All things considered I'm very happy with the result.
Monday, 23 April 2012
Lino Circular Title
Having trouble keeping the lettering tight for 'Marla', too spaced out
Need to bunch it together, initial sketch
Measured out lettering
Traced out onto lino, will cut out tonight ready for printing tomorrow on illustrative vinyl idea
Need to bunch it together, initial sketch
Measured out lettering
Traced out onto lino, will cut out tonight ready for printing tomorrow on illustrative vinyl idea
Experimenting with Vinyl idea
Black screenprinted hand cut font, shaped to the owls silhouette.
Changed the colour to tie into the image's colour scheme, softer and more natural than the stark black.
Lastly, I used Carson Ellis' method of cutting the lettering out of the image and therefore making a more interesting composition and form. I really like this method.
Friday, 20 April 2012
Calgary Folk Music Festival.
Found this on Pinterest, love the composition and simplicity
Another folk art bird. I am thinking of an owl version for a black and white tshirt design
Found this on Pinterest, love the composition and simplicity
Another folk art bird. I am thinking of an owl version for a black and white tshirt design
Refining Initial Vinyl Designs
Brightened the background for a cheery and altogether more fresh look :)
Laid a base of tissue paper and emulsioned over the top, thinned the branches and collaged and then layered larger and fewer leaves and finally lino cut two colours to give more depth and texture. I am much happier with the result.
Laid a base of tissue paper and emulsioned over the top, thinned the branches and collaged and then layered larger and fewer leaves and finally lino cut two colours to give more depth and texture. I am much happier with the result.
Wednesday, 18 April 2012
Initial Vinyl Cover Designs
Illustrative, layered lino printed, largely inspired by Mark Hearld
Photographic, cut out, screen printed, largely influenced by Miike Snow's debut album
Photographic, cut out, screen printed, largely influenced by Miike Snow's debut album
Trip to London
V&A
V&A
Theatre and Performance Galleries
V & A
British Design 1948-2012: Innovation in the Modern Age showcases over 60 years of British creative talent. It documents the transformation of design in Britain since the post-war austerity Games of 1948 and examines concepts of tradition and modernity, subversion and innovation in all areas of design. The V&A Shop proudly presents a range of design classics from Robin Day chairs, Martyn Rowlands’ Trimphone, Tom Dixon lights to British textiles, many never seen before, applied to tea towels, stationery, and fashion – celebrating the best of British creativity.
V&A
Theatre and Performance Galleries
V & A
British Design 1948-2012: Innovation in the Modern Age showcases over 60 years of British creative talent. It documents the transformation of design in Britain since the post-war austerity Games of 1948 and examines concepts of tradition and modernity, subversion and innovation in all areas of design. The V&A Shop proudly presents a range of design classics from Robin Day chairs, Martyn Rowlands’ Trimphone, Tom Dixon lights to British textiles, many never seen before, applied to tea towels, stationery, and fashion – celebrating the best of British creativity.
Thursday, 5 April 2012
Trip to The Herbert
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