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Photograms are fun. 

Combining photography and drawing with photograms. 

Thinking of doing a Saved By The Bell print for Little Green Street gallery’s 90s exhibition in a couple of weeks. Not sure which one to go for yet, I’m leaning towards the colour blocks simply because it stands out more, but I dunno yet. 

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A couple of pages from my comic I made this year. I completely redrew Tintin and the Seven Crystal Balls, removing all form of narrative— so no dialogue, no characters, no speech bubbles, no actions— as a way of looking at what is definitional of comic books.

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A1 sized drawing of a few panels from Tintin In Tibet, but without any characters or speech bubbles. 

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A1 sized drawing of a few panels from the Tintin comics Explorers on the Moon, but without any characters or speech bubbles. 

I made a Star Wars Valentine card for my boyfriend! I based it off a Mario/Legend of Zelda card I saw floating around online. I loved the 8-bit heart idea, but I turned it into a Death Star because, y’know. 

(Source: awjeez)

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Removing narrative from Tintin as part of self-directed work. 

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Just my version of David Hockney’s “Joiners”. I did one in colour that shows the detail better, but I actually prefer this version. Cropped, arranged and xeroxed by hand.

Small experiment working with panels. Click the top left image to read.

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For the first project of third year, we were asked to create a piece of based around three words that were randomly assigned to each person. The words I got were “forest”, “fragment” and “blender” so I made this little stop-motion animation as a result. 

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I just really liked these little panels. 

From the comic book elective, we were asked to make a 3-4 page comic based on a work that already exists (e.g.: film, book, game). I choose the final scene from Lost In Translation.

(Click to see entire comic.)

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Sample page from the comic book module I did for electives. Our homework was to make a three page autobiographical comic— I went the mundane route and drew myself falling asleep in front of the tv. 

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