Artist:Kathy Chandler Medium: pencil on paper and illustrator Title: Just a few animal illustrations I've made lately. Course: Diploma of graphic design
Monday, June 21, 2010
Artist:Daniel McKenna Size:2.8m x 1.2m Medium:Airbrush,2pak base colour Date:21/6/10 Title:21st sign Course:Dip Graphic Design
This is a bit of a late entry for May. I took this when playing around with my camera, it came out very black and you couldn't seen anything really. I played around in photoshop a bit and though the colour is still quite bad, I still rather like this picture. Have a look at my blog at http://jodiebroomby.blogspot.com/
Hi everyone, It was great to see the amount of work posted last month. Well done.
Try to stick to a theme and remember the format. Write the month and theme in the title of your post with your name. Put your image in with a brief explanation of what it is about and how it relates to the theme the fill in the details below: Artist:Size: Medium:Date:Title:Course:
I needed some photos of animal's head, so I went out this morning in the cold to take photos of my horses head. Have a look at my blog http://caz-cjdesign.blogspot.com/
This is an assignment for Graphic Design/Concept from brief/ to produce a wine label with a funky theme. I chose the Goth/Poison idea as too many reds are not good for me and i look a little scary and hungry for more ha ha haaaaaa lol.
Hey while your here check out my blog 369ExpressDesign at http://369headdesign.blogspot.com/
MAN have I been lazy with Cuttlefish this year. Well in a stupidly busy sort of way. This month's subject suits me just fine. My chosen piece is a hummingbird I painted for a card recently.
This is a place for South West Institute of TAFE students and staff to participate in our monthly art collaboration/exhibition. You don’t need to be doing an art course to participate.
We pick a topic, you guys make art. It can be anything; sculpture, photography, illustration, painting, film etc as long as you relate it back to the topic.
Why? A better question is 'why not?' Cuttlefish is great way to exhibit, expose and generate feedback for your work. What better way to improve than to do more?