Wednesday, 17 March 2010
Vélib
First negotiated brief of second year, based on our study trip to Paris. I chose to do an advertising/poster project promoting Paris bicycle hire, which I found to be an enjoyable way of getting around the city, despite a close shave with a double decker bus.
Below is one of my roughs that I think actualy works better as an image, although conceptually it is a bit dubious.
Saturday, 6 March 2010
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
Frampton-on-Severn: a Bird's Eye View
Here is what I did for the FMP way back in the glory days of foundation - an illustrated visitor's guide to where I live; marketed at birds. In a way I don't think I've done anything much like it before or since, in that it involved pulling quite a lot of separate things together (paintings, woodcut prints, photos, victorian birdhouses, scanned things, etc) to make one complete thing. This is to date also the only time I've ever used a severed chicken foot in my artwork (eat your heart out, damien hirst).
Saturday, 27 February 2010
Dogs Through the Ages
This was for an information illustration project, which I based on the history of dogs. It's basically a book on canines through the ages that can fold out into a sort of doggy-tapestry. I read a lot about dogs and where they came from, and then completed about half of a dummy book and 2 colour artworks.
I kind of spent the first half of the project barking up the wrong tree, but eventually managed to knuckle down and start working like a dog. As is customary I ended up doing my last artwork in the final 12 hours before the deadline, which resulted in it being a bit of dog's breakfast compositionally, but I was so dog-tired that I didn't really care.
One day I might rough out the rest of the dummy, but for now we'll let sleeping dogs lie.
Thursday, 25 February 2010
The Daily II
The Daily II from Benjamin Paul on Vimeo.
Here we have the much-anticipated second installment in the Daily chronicles: an action-packed and emotionally-charged episode, in which mysterious goings-on are afoot!
Here we have the much-anticipated second installment in the Daily chronicles: an action-packed and emotionally-charged episode, in which mysterious goings-on are afoot!
Monday, 8 February 2010
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