Just a quick image filled post with my most recent sketches for my final MA pieces. More wolves and a bear!
Showing posts with label sketchbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sketchbook. Show all posts
Saturday, 10 August 2013
Wednesday, 27 February 2013
An Unkindness of Ravens
Here's all the sketchbook work for my next fairytale print The Seven Ravens. I love the fact that a group of ravens is called and unkindness or a conspiracy.
Labels:
animals,
fairytales,
print making,
raven,
screenprints,
sketchbook
Thursday, 3 January 2013
sketch book work
I'm quite busy at the moment working on a lot of different projects and don't have anything new to post at the moment, so I thought I'd just pput up a few pages from my sketch book. xoxo
Thursday, 6 December 2012
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
a medieval bestiary
I posted my sketch of the Wolpertinger earlier and have now done a few more. I'm going on to make them in to linocuts, a technique similar to the woodcutting these original bestiaries would have used. First time with a new techniques, so it's pretty exciting learning new things!
Whilst researching these animals, I found out that a lot of them are actually used in some online games? My versions are a lot more sad sap than the ones in the games though! especially my leucrota... The original animals from the medieval bestiaries can be found here.
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| Enfield |
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| Leucrota |
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| Peryton |
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| Catoblepas |
Friday, 2 March 2012
sketchbooking
Here's a couple of pages from my current sketchbook. I'm working on a small printing project, where I'm creating my own Bestiary, like the ones found in Medieval times, but a bit more fun and experimental.
Anyway, to create these strange and bizarre creatures that populated the Medieval Bestiaries and also Jorge Luis Borges' Book of Legendary Creatures, I figured I should get to grips with drawing the original real life animals that were the inspiration.





Read more about Bestiaries here and here.
Anyway, to create these strange and bizarre creatures that populated the Medieval Bestiaries and also Jorge Luis Borges' Book of Legendary Creatures, I figured I should get to grips with drawing the original real life animals that were the inspiration.





Read more about Bestiaries here and here.
Labels:
animals,
illustrations,
projects,
sketchbook
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