Showing posts with label jamie reid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jamie reid. Show all posts

Thursday, 14 March 2013

Tuesday, 22 January 2013

MAKING A START ON MY PORTFOLIO



Started to make my Portfolio for university today and hit a giant mental block of what to put in and what works well as a page. i am really struggling as this one thing is the decider for the rest of my life and i cant help but worry.
All week i have been taking photos of my work and cleaning them up ready but now its time to start it im not happy with my work. 

So heres a start. Tell me what you think, too plain? too boring? 
HELP!!!!



Tuesday, 15 January 2013

FMP PROJECT, BRITISH CULTURE -GRAPHICS





For my final major project with culture i chose to do the British culture of the 1980' with the Punk scene being the main influencer. The mediums i used for this project were not ones i am used to using such as screen printing, spray painting and collage.i enjoyed using new techniques but took a while to understand the stencilling process of detailed images. This project had so many outcomes but for Graphics we had to make a poster to go into the TATE Gallery. My final piece consisted of scans of all my prints, placed in a thumbnail layout with the body text at the bottom. The artists i studied for this project were; Craig Michael Martin, Jamie Reid and Patrice Poch. these artist influenced everything i did within this project as their work and mine are very alike.


Here are just some of my outcomes;








Tuesday, 11 December 2012

FMP CITY PROJECT



For my final major project with culture i chose to do the British culture of the 1980' with the Punk scene being the main influencer. The mediums i used for this project were not ones i am used to using such as screen printing, spray painting and collage.i enjoyed using new techniques but took a while to understand the stenciling process of detailed images. This project had so many outcomes but for Graphics we had to make a poster to go into the TATE Gallery. My final piece consisted of scans of all my prints, placed in a thumbnail layout with the body text at the bottom.