Alphabet Spreads

Facebook VS college work... the greatest battle ever fought?

Recap: Each person in our class was assigned two letters from the alphabet and it is our mission to draw a spread for each letter (mine being M and O). Our tutor has it in her mind that after all spreads are collected and grouped they will hopefully be turned into a book, but as there are only 11 people in our course we were a few letters short so I took on another (the letter U) to fill it up a bit (as did another coursemate and tutor dearest herself)

Above is one of the drawings for the letter O-- the letter needs to be visible on the page (the O being one of the tentacles to the left) and the grid underneath the blue paper shows where the letter goes (a choice of top left or bottom right) and the dimensions of the drawing.

The final piece needs to be collage, and an awesome coursemate helped me out by allowing me to use some of her ocean life and aquarium photos (:

Final 3 pieces!

Pattonx4

Download 2009/Mr Bungle self-titled/90's Faith No More/?????

Pa-toon!

Computer Applications for Art & Design assignment work again, initial vector 'skeleton' based on Mike Patton.

Have another song-- and 50 points if you can guess who was in the crowd during this performance!

Table Quiz poster

Organic and Colour

Contending research work for Tuesday. I don't really like posting pictures onto this blog before we submit the work to our tutors, but BAM! what the heck. 11 hours drawing right there!

Mix of charcoal, soft pastels and watercolour pencils on cartridge and sugar paper (which I'm starting to fall in love with)

Cook book illustration-- alternative colour

Ran dumbs

Design copied freehand from some tattoo magazine (2007? 08? ?) and coloured in on openCanvas. Practice!

Art, Craft & Design at Cavan Institute: Make a teapot that will easily hold one cup of tea. Behold; SeaPot. Hyuk! SeaPot is still alive today but is passing the time with the top of his head missing because a course-mate at the time stole and hid the lid somewhere. He does make quite a snapping flower vase, though.

hide small practice draft/sketch before it was painted onto an A1 canvas. Unfortunately and unsurprisingly, the A1 version is an eye-sore, so it's not going here.