Victorian Governess

I did this photoshoot a while ago but didn't get around to posting it.

Indian Woman

 



Here is another one of my photo-shoots. I really like tradiontal indian clothing, it is so colourful and full of intricately beautiful patterns. Granted I didn't have a real sari I just used a large scarf and I think it works quite well.

 

Emma, Lady Hamilton

It's been a while since I uploaded any of my photography work, don't know why, guess I just forgot about it. Well I have remembered it now. This is another of my recreations of a portrait of Emma, Lady Hamilton, painted by George Romney. I didn't know much about Lady Hamilton when I decided to do the recreation but I have just discovered she was the mistress of Horatio Nelson, who knew, right. Clearly not me. Granted they are not that accurate but I got carried away with how beautiful Georgina looked I just started doing my own thing instead.

Miscellaneous

I love that word, I think it is just so cool. Any who, here is a little collection of indiviual drawings I grouped together.

Ace Attorney

 

I happen to be a fan of Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney and as tribute I thought I would do a little picture of the gang together.

Comics

No matter what I am doing in my practice I eventually get bored and go back to drawing. I have always wanted to have a go at drawing manga, but I have never quite gotten around to it until now. After doing alot of copying and watching Mark Crilley's youtube channel to hone in my skills I felt confident enough to have a go at drawing some comics from scratch. These comics are a documentary of all the funny stuff my sister has done in real life.

Gravity- Vlatka Horvat

As part of the Gravity Lecture series guest are required to bring an object of significance with them and honestly I was more interested in Horvats object that I was her art work. Her object was a wooden picture frame that had seen better days. She described it as mainly a hole, a negative space that contains, encompassess things. After all it is the frame that frames the real thing that you are meant to be looking at. It is a supporter. An empty frame becomes the site for projection and imagination. When a frame is broken, its bondaries are broken and the thing that it contains threates to leak out.

A room can be a frame, a space of possiblity. Horvat interfears with the aspects of a room, what could and should be done in it. That aside I accutally dont like her work, even though I wrote three pages on her, mostly it was description. Its not that I dont like installation work, I do, and I understood what she was trying to acomplish, I just dont like what she creates. The onlt work I did like was Beside Itself, which was made up od long carboard strips that spiralled out from the center of the room becoming more square in its shape as it reach the edges of the walls. Because it was so close to the walls it meant there was only enough space for people to walk single file around it. Some people said it felt like the piece was pushing them against the wall and it felt quite confronting.

 

Beside Itself