Portfolio Time
So this week I’m working on putting together a new coherent portfolio based on my project See Creatures. That’s the plan.
What goes in a portfolio and what you take out is the magic sauce.
So this week I’m working on putting together a new coherent portfolio based on my project See Creatures. That’s the plan.
My drawing has improved by drawing everyday since Inktober. I didn’t manage to get every prompt during October. But the momentum has gathered since then. Time to work out what to put in and what to take out. And another ting is to make enough stuff to have choices.
Astro Snail Blasts Off
Astro Snail is finally Livin’ Astro as he blasts off into space. He plans to explore numerous galaxies, riding the waves of time and space.
The journey of Astro Snail has started as he blasts off into space
Astro Snail is finally Livin’ Astro as he blasts off into space. He plans to explore numerous galaxies, riding the waves of time and space.
Astro has equipped his heat resistant shell with a telepathic resonator for communications. He also custom made an inbuilt sound system. So he can listen to his favorite tunes and sing.
To begin his journey, first stop is planet Saturn, for the epic inter-dimensional Comet race.
A typical Comet that likes to race
Print in the Post
The kind people of Art Rookie and The Printspace Gallery sent me a lovely shiny complimentary print of The Liz Gang through the post today.
The Liz Gang is now showing at 'Best of British', Art Rookie's debut exhibition! The print is available to buy online here: https://art.tt/ysm, and the exhibition continues until Thursday 24th March, 9am - 7pm, Mon - Fri!
The Liz Gang shiny print
Battle of Waterloo
The Battle of Waterloo 2015 down the graffiti tunnel on the London South Bank
British Transport Police vs Neboe
I went down to check out The Battle of Waterloo at Leake Street Graffiti tunnel near London's South Bank. Lots of tight stylish writers and energetic street art was on show, presented by the paint shop Chrome & Black.
About 40 artists took part in The Battle, which filled the tunnel with a cloud of sweet smelling spray paint mixed with barbecued jerk chicken, being sold to hungry punters. DJ's pumped out some hefty beats making the party bounce. Even the British Transport Police made an appearance. It looked like they were being taught how to hold a spray can, by one of the artists.
Slam was the overall winner of the £250 prize money, Diet came second and Debug came third.
My personal favorite of a Neo-Tokyo cyberpunk world by Dan Kitchener
Time Slip Experience at Dennis Severs House
This week I had a time slip experience at Dennis Severs' House. He calls it a "Still-life drama". Here's what I wrote about my travels into the past (All photos by Roelof Bakker) - http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/1726187-time-slip-experience-at-dennis-severs-house/