Thursday, April 14, 2011

Inspiration: Karel Teissig, Czech Poster design.



Karel Teissig's Poster for
The Beast is Loose,1966



Karel Teissig, Difficult Years, film poster, 1967

Some of the best posters I've seen, fantastic reference for illustration projects.
I read Rick Poyner's post on his design observer blog about Karel Teissig, the proclaimed unknown master of Poster Design
. A worthy title, and well worth a read. There is a great link to www.terry-posters.com, a fantastic resource to see and buy some amazing designs from the Czech Republic and Poland in particular.


Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Glyn Cuch


A recent drawing in charcoal from a walk in mid wales a few weeks back.
These are preliminaries for an animation I'm starting that relate to the Four Branches of the Mabinogion.

Saturday, December 5, 2009

Coming soon...

It's been a while since my last post, however for those interested I am doing a new series of work that will be revealed in the new year along with a publication.
A big thank you to all that attending my exhibition at the Arts Centre in Norwich.

Sunday, November 23, 2008

Southwell Artspace Artists exhibition December 4th 2008

From December 4th I shall be exhibiting a number of new drawings alongside other artists
from Southwell Artspace in Nottinghamshire.

Limited edition prints of the charcoal drawings will be available at the Artspace. Please come to support the Artspace in its final exhibtion as Artspace Southwell, which will be closing as a Gallery in February 2009.

Sunday, November 9, 2008

Screen Prints


Edition of 10 A2 screen prints 5 left at £60 each currently on sale at Artspace Southwell
For further information contact Frances Ashton at Artspace Southwell

Friday, October 24, 2008

Drawings of dance

Please see my range of limited edition screen prints which available for viewing at Artspace Southwell near Nottingham.
These drawings are part of a series of live drawings conveying dancers in action, drawn at Redhill school in Nottingham
during Nottingham Contemporary Dance collective rehersals.

A series of drawings are in development to reflect drawing in action, focussing on the action and act of drawing.
These drawings are all single line drawings, where I have drawn lines that follow the direction and movement of the eyes.