Friday, 10 December 2010

Christmas is officially here!




















Drawn on the 9/12/10
My boyfriend, Alex and I decorated our flat for our first Christmas there!
He being as big a geek as I am, could not resist putting a picture of David Boreanaz as Angel on top of the tree!
Our Christmas Angel!

Misty Morning




















Drawn on the 6/12/10
The view out of our Living room window before I left for work!

Stops and Starts















Drawn on the 5/12/10
Here is a typical Sunday morning at work....

Friday, 3 December 2010

Blog back from the dead!!!

I am very very very very sorry for my recent blogging silence!
I've been without any internet connection whilst my boyfriend and I are going through the motions of moving into a new flat!

BUT never fear! I shall be back very very soon my friends, with loads of tasty arty treats to wet your appetite. I have a few potential projects lined up that I am eager to share with you!
So please stay tuned for I shall be back to regular blogging once our internet is connected in 2 weeks time!!
TTFN xx

Thursday, 28 October 2010

Autumnal Showers




















This doodle was inspired by my wooded path sprint in the rain to the bus station in Wells last saturday.

Apologies for not posting anything for ages, I have been rather caught up with all those boring grown up necessities of life. Working full time at my day job now that university has finished and hunting for a new place to live has kinda taken up most of my time for the past month.
My boyfriend and I are currently going through the motions of applying for a flat, we're awaiting the results of our credit checks and the landlords decision. Fingers crossed we get the place!!
So I may hopefully be able to settle into a proper routine of work and art and make my posts on here more regular again, once those boring necessities have settled down!

Monday, 11 October 2010

The Fruits of Labour - The Girl with backgrounds

As an example of what the previous drawings of the girl would look like in the context of the film, I've printed and torn out copies and placed them into the appropriate backgrounds.

These are photos of how the final images will come together, showing both the drawn and erased versions.





The Fruits of Labour - The Girl

The artist character in the film meets a girl and falls for her. He draws her and places her into the drawings on his wall of where they both go; The Cave, Lake and forest.

I had to do two versions of each drawing, as the artist character's father does not approve of his sons infatuation with this girl and erases her from his pictures. I had to do versions of the girl semi-erased and smudged.
The drawings have outlines drawn around them as a guide for when they are to be cut or torn out and put into the appropriate pictures, this is to ensure that the paper shapes of each drawing match and there are no continuity flaws between shots of the drawings whole and erased!