lick the paint

FINALLY.. have my site up and running after a looong hiatus!! NEW (and some old) work up! .. with plenty more to come over the next few weeks!

NEW WEBSITE

Wonderful World

Directed by Gareth Roberts - http://www.ohgee.co.uk

Make Up Artist: Amanda O'Shaughnessy - http://www.amanda-makeup.com/
Design / Art Direction : Gareth Roberts


Wonderful World by Felix Fables - http://www.felixfables.com

Wonderful World Music Video Stills

Here are some stills and making of photos from my recent music video for Felix Fables

Eve (coming soon)

short film.... coming soon!

Wonderful World Promo

FELIX FABLES - WONDERFUL WORLD
Promo Video Stills

Directed and Edited by Gareth Roberts ohgee.co.uk

Make Up Artist - Amanda O’Shaughnessy - amanda-makeup.com

SHINYSHINY NEW

If all goes well.. hopefully a new site with new work will be up and rolling very soon!

Fables in Forest Hill

Some illustration work for Felix Fables. Using the automative drawing from my drawing sessions in the Horniman Museum in Forest Hill, which is also where the Fables lads recorded the album. Still in a working stage, so will be interesting to see how it goes over the next week.

Glitter Ain't Bitter

Recently, I have art directed and photographed some photoshoots for some bands and female singers. Collaborating with make-up artist Amanda O'Shaughnessy. Amanda has helped me think about using illustration in the 'real' world, I began by drawing some ideas I've had for a while, quite surreal, glitter based ideas and Amanda contributed the technical knowledge in how to make my ideas work. I see some of the shots still as starting points in which to delve further, especially the above image, in which I can see evolving into a short film.

As well as just using a very ugly (beautiful) digital process to my work.. I have really tried to keep on top of my drawing. As I feel I have lacked in keeping that up. I have a real push and pull relationship with drawing at the moment. Let's see where this goes.

Bones

Over the past month I have had my second year ND students finish and have a great final exhibition. I wish them the best of luck in the future. In my own work I have been trying to push the use of digital processes in my work, I've been trying to use a photocopier in order to help me process the rules of a straight and simple composition and then reworking over time using the same process. These are some outcomes that I have scanned and edited. I have used them for visuals for live gigs, almost in a photobooth way..gradually the process is revealed from the first photocopy straight through to the last image.