Wednesday 1 June 2011

SNEAK MAGAZNE ENTRY - STORYTELLING

THIS IS AN ENTRY FOR THE WELL KNOWN ILLUSTRATION PUBLICATION, SNEAK MAGAZINE http://sneakillustration.blogspot.com/. THE THEME OF THIS ISSUE WAS STORYTELLING.

SEA MONSTERS

THESE ARE A FEW ILLUSTRATIONS I HAVE CREATED FOR A PROJECT I'M WORKING ON, CREATING AN 16TH CENTURY WORLD MAP.

HOW ISLANDS ARE GROWN ZINE






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POSTER


This is a zine I made for my final project, which featured in the Plymouth College of Art Summer Show and also New Designers. 
It tells the tale of Cancinos (The name coming from a combination of the constellation Cancer and the greek mythological crab Karkinos or Carcinus):


'It is said that in the centre of the world there lives Cancinos, a giant crab and in the beginning of time Terra, the planet which we populate, was nothing but endless water as the Crustacea slept. Then one world-changing day Cancinos awoke, no one knows exactly why, some say it had a bad dream, others say the beast was hungry, and others just say it was just time. Whatever it was the Titan had awakened, to find itself a prisoner, a prison made out of nigh-impenetrable rock and it was at this time that the crab realised there was no escape. Though not all hope was lost for like the creatures we see living in the sea, the mighty crabs exoskeleton was encrusted with many equally impressive Barnacles, brothers of Cancinos. A deal was made between the brothers, the Barnacles slowly eroded the faults in the rock, which trapped them, and made their way to Terra’s surface, once there they made floating anchors on the waters surface to make sure the rock like chimneys they had created would not move. Once this was created they siphoned Cancinos’ blood through the hollow structures, and using a similar process to how a person gets oxygen into their blood, the Barnacles allowed food to diffuse through thus feeding their brother below. In exchange the crab protected the Barnacles and if their floating anchors ever became too eroded then the crab would increase it’s blood pressure creating what we call a Volcano, and the blood would cool and harden rebuilding any damage created by sea, man or any other force large enough to cause damage. These anchors are what we call Island, made up from layers of Barnacles and the blood of Cancinos.'
 

PYLON PRESS - SUPPORT STRUCTURE - FOOD CHAIN

THIS IS A SUBMISSION FOR AN UP AND COMING MAGAZINE, PYLON PRESS. THE THEME WAS SUPPORT STRUCTURE.

SNEAK MAGAZNE ENTRY - TIME

THIS IS AN ENTRY FOR THE WELL KNOWN ILLUSTRATION PUBLICATION, SNEAK MAGAZINE (http://sneakillustration.blogspot.com/ ). THE THEME OF THIS ISSUE WAS TIME.

THE FUTURE OF PLANTS








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SUMMER SHOW POSTER

DESCRIPTION: THIS POSTER IS ENTRY FOR THE PLYMOUTH COLLEGE OF ART SUMMER SHOW 2011. IT IS A PARODY ON THE SUMMER SHOW 2010 POSTER, WHICH WAS AN IMAGE OF A BUOY.

MEDIUM: HAND DRAWN/ PHOTOSHOP

THE LOVE GHOSTS

 
DESCRIPTION: THIS IS A COLLABORATIVE ILLUSTRATION WITH MOLE BROWN (http://hgtcollective.com/members_mole.html) FOR A VALENTINES DAY CARD DESIGN.

MEDIUM: HAND DRAWN/ ILLUSTRATOR

LARUS ISLAND

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MAP

COLA BOTTLE PACKAGING


DESCRIPTION: A COLLEGE PROJECT ON DESIGNING SWEET PACKAGING BASED ON A CERTAIN TYPE OF PICK 'N' MIX SWEET. USING THE BASIC SHAPE OF COLA BOTTLES, THIS IS A SIMPLIFIED VERSION OF THE STORY OF LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD.

MEDIUM: HAND DRAWN/ ILLUSTRATOR

HEALTH AND WELLBEING EYES

DESCRIPTION: THESE ARE ENTRIES FOR A COMPOTITION THE HEALTH AND WELLBEING DEPARTMENT IN THE PLYMOUTH COLLEGE OF ART SET. THE BRIEF WAS TO CREATE A SET OF EYES WHICH CAN BE USED TO ILLUSTRATE DIFFERENT EMOTIONS.

MEDIUM: HAND DRAWN.

WARGS VS NORNS


DESCRIPTION: BASED ON NORSE MYTHOLOGY, THIS ILLUSTRATION SHOWS THE TIME OF RAGNARÖK, WHERE THE WARG HATI CONSUMES THE MOON AT THE SAME TIME IN WHICH HIS WARG BROTHER SKÖLL CONSUMES THE SUN, THUS RELEASING THEIR FATHER FENRIR.

MEDIUM: HAND DRAWN/PHOTOSHOP