Pretty simple follow-on exploring the theme of being socially isolated.
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Monday, 16 November 2009
Sunday, 19 July 2009
A Very Human Hitler

The project this was based around the word 'hybrid' or 'hybridity' (not that such a word exists). Alongside this I had Darth Vader, an excellent hybrid of man/machine, father/enemy, good/evil. This one is Hitler. Naked.
I thought I would strip him down (ha ha) from it being 'Oh look there's Hitler at a rally he wants to catch the bus and so do all those other people' to 'Hitler was actually a man.' Hitler's name is more powerful than the name Satan in today's society, and I wanted to un-nerve people and force them to consider the fact that he was once a child, and merely a man (albeit a terrible one).
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Wednesday, 8 July 2009
A birthday and a backdated Frost entry
Its Ellie's birthday today so yaaay about that. She's old now, 21. In dog years thats REALLY old but she's not a dog. Here is some art by Frost.


Another of my Foundation FMP, later on in the book. Mankind has colonised the galaxy following an intervention by a benevolent alien species.


Part of a joint project with an excellent graphic designer called Jill Hunter, from my foundation course. This is purely my own work, and one of several parts to the collaboration.

Another part of the FMP, dealing with the end of the universe after the transcendence of man. The book had the poem 'Darkness' by Lord Byron on the right hand page, in the expanse of black.


Another of my Foundation FMP, later on in the book. Mankind has colonised the galaxy following an intervention by a benevolent alien species.


Part of a joint project with an excellent graphic designer called Jill Hunter, from my foundation course. This is purely my own work, and one of several parts to the collaboration.

Another part of the FMP, dealing with the end of the universe after the transcendence of man. The book had the poem 'Darkness' by Lord Byron on the right hand page, in the expanse of black.
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Darth Vader,
dinosaur,
galaxy,
galaxy map,
grunge,
leaves,
metro,
nature,
nature illustration,
Newcastle,
star wars,
trees,
tyne bridge,
underground,
vader,
ww3
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