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Category Archives: Sketchbooks
Old Sketchbook week: No.18! The last sketchbook, highlights from 1989…
This was about copying and whether it is worth doing. Is it giving more or something good that the original wasn’t? An interesting Macbeth illustration. I was dead into Alfred Jarry and Ubu at the time. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Jarry Picasso, Bowie, Rayogram, … Continue reading
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Tagged Cocteau's living room\, Croydon, Macbeth illustration, Moustaches, National Geographical, Sketchbooks, Ubu!
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Old Sketchbook week: No.17! Big Book 2, Forth Salvo, Images: Torn Rococo, Kelvlar canvas, Quiffs etc
Before Ffffound.com Kevlar canvas! Mostly images from one of my favorite artists, the Argentine Pop artist Jorge De La Vega. The other images in the little book are from English psychedelic posters. Police files and drawings of early modernist chairs.
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Tagged before Ffffound.com, Kelvlar canvas, Quiffs, Torn Rococo
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Old Sketchbook week: No.16! Big Book 2, Third Salvo, Design, From Primal Scream to…
Back from holiday. A proof of the 48 sheet poster, with a small colour print of the 6 sheet underneath. Very loud re-touching. My idea – which was unusual for the time. They were plastered all round Reading that year … Continue reading
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Tagged Beaver on lime, Carling lager, Primal scream, Shoe illustration
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Old Sketchbook week: No.15! Big Book 2, Second Salvo, Illustrations / Doodles / Post it notes
I must be the only person in the world to have doodled Piers Morgan.
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Tagged Illustration, piers morgan, post it note art, Sketchbooks
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Old Sketchbook week: No.14! Big Book 2, First Salvo, BIG TYPE.
Ok, here’s some woodblock type. I’ve experimented with different viscosities and media on the type. It’s a beautiful bit of craftsmanship, and most of the letterforms are near perfect for this Alternate Gothic style of font. Please ask if you … Continue reading
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Tagged Alternative Gothic, big letterforms, type, Typography, woodblock printing
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Old Sketchbook week: No.13 Big Book 1, Fourth Salvo, Design off-cuts.
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Tagged "Clarity is a red herring", computer art, green, off-cuts, Sketchbooks, Typography, woodblock printing
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Old Sketchbook week: No.12 Big Book 1, Third Salvo, Scribbles.
Watching the Television again. Circa Live8. George the Third. I like Farmer George. Drawn in a doctors waiting room. Drawn in meetings. Waiting to eat the biscuits. Loads of stuff. A nice bottle of wine drawn on holiday. Stuff. Batman. … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, drawing bottles of wine, hand drawn stuff, post it note art, scribbles
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Old Sketchbook week: No.11 Big Book 1, Second Salvo, Image bank.
At work I collect good images, ones which inspire, intrigue or startle. The website FFFFFound is a web version of this. There’s even a cinema version called FFFFFilm. I don’t own the copyright to these bits so I’m happy to … Continue reading
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Tagged Design, Film noir, Image bank, Typography, Uccello
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Old Sketchbook week: No.10 Big Book 1, First Salvo, Palettes & tape covers.
The cover, made with off cuts from the studio. These tape covers were made from the age of 10 onwards. This is the first salvo of four from the first of two big books full of collages, working notes and … Continue reading
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Tagged Big sketch book, cassette covers, Old copies of Mojo, Palettes
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Old Sketchbook week: No.9 An envelope
Here’s what was in an old A4 envelope. I went through a period of painting or drawing versions of the same image, I’ll try and find some more of them. The Indian girl was from a Sunday Times on child … Continue reading
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Tagged gouache, paintings of Indain people, photobooth, prints, puppets
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Old Sketchbook week: No.7 Random pages.
Some sketchbooks were patchy, a collection of loose leaves and some were too full of certain ex-girlfriends (I didn’t know whether they’d be embarrassed or would like it). These pages were picked from around 1991 -1993. A Vorticist abstraction. A … Continue reading
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Tagged charcoal, cigarette ash as medium, Kylie, linocut, smoking, Vorticism
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Old Sketchbook week: No.6 A little book.
A party in London: “So what do you do?” “I paint pictures” “Yeah, of course you do” “O.K., have a look at this little book then” … “Oh, I’m not sure about those.” Click to make larger. A lot of … Continue reading
Old Sketchbook week: No.5 Museums, Beatles, Facets, Sly Stone, Fashion and Rugby.
I was gifted with a large amount of 1960′s art materials – which is still being used up even today. These two sketchbooks are from 1992 – I think. I didn’t go to the gig… a big regret. A series … Continue reading
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Tagged bronzino, Carravagio, Facets, museums, old sketchbooks, Rugby as art, Sly Stone
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Old Sketchbook week: No.3 Toilet paper arabic café drawings
Toilet paper is a great thing to draw on, fragile, porous and very, very cheap. These are from a record cover project for Too Pure records in around 1998. They were at the back of another sketchbook and I thought … Continue reading
Old Sketchbook week: No.1 Girl On Fire.
While waiting for a few projects to come to fruition I thought I’d post some old sketchbooks. This was a themed sketchbook from 1992. It’s about women in fashion. Two things the young me thought about a fair bit. Click … Continue reading
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Tagged 22 year old men, Edie Sedgewick, Girl on fire, gouache, Issey Miyake, Italian Vogue, sketchbook, women in fashion
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