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a cheeky update...
I am so pleased I managed to get some of the women's "digital" range of t-shirts screen printed today.
I chose very muted colours, as monochrome suits the style of the motifs. I feel that these samples were successful, so now I can start to build up the range of the limited edition designs.
I have been working on the other two themes for the motifs, mechanical and medical, they are taking longer to develop than the digital design, but I put that down to practice and knowledge of the drawing subject.
I like to learn my subject, like a visual language, I practice drawing each component so many times that i can start to draw from memory accurately to form complex designs and surface patterns.
I am so excited to see what they all look like together, when they are all complete.
*photos to follow*
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"Hi I'm Russian are you Russian?'cus you look Russian"

Yeah well done with that.. no I am in fact...ENGLISH!!
Inspired by some mental people I met on the tram yesterday I decided to draw this little number..
I have overlaid two different drawings of the same image, then used a Russian letter and postal stamps to give the piece an air of mystery.....
who is this man?
where is he from?
where is he going?
"He's just another face..blurs into the crowd as if invisible"
The style drawing is freer than the previous faces I have shown you.
The imperfections and suggestive lines allow the brain to form its own judgement of who the character is and what he really looks like.
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