Spend the day at the Barbican Centre in London with some friends, a sketch pad, and a couple of pens.
It made good practise for capturing peoples natural body language, and their interaction between one another outside in a relaxed environment.
I also captured scenes which I found to have interesting form and composition. So the way people are all sat around the pond together with the trees in the background giving a sense of place and helping to set the mood.
An illustration of Christopher Michael Tew during the making of Poison Flower, a documentary of a homeless group of individuals from Harlow.
The temples of Cambodia, Painted on site during my travels across southeast asia.
Ankor Wat
Preah Khan
Ta Som
Taprohm
Bayon
Sometimes I hear some harsh stories, and see some sad times out on the streets of Harlow, But it’s grate meeting so many intresting people.
Agris the forest man, Moved from Latvia to Harlow, England. Too live in the bushes, in a tent beside a main road to the industrial estate. He claims to have better quality of life here. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union his country has never been the same.
I’ve been sitting drinking tea im my local cafe, when some guy has stopped to check his hair in the reflection of the mirrored glass window, completely oblivious to the people inside.
So when I see this weeks challenge on http://illustrationfriday.com/ was
VANITY I couldn’t think of a better example to draw.
A Fly
Winsor & Newton Inks,
Stabilo Fineliners <colour>,
Staedtler Fineliner <black>,
Faber Castell <shades of grey> Brush Pens.
As I’ve finnished my prints of the babys (larvae) and havent managed to get them scanned yet, heres a few sketches of there parents.
Harmonia Axyridis,
Phalera Bucephala,
Lucanus Cervus.
The third camera i done for Castro Official
To be printed on T-shirts tomorrow at Inkstain Studios.
The second camera I designed for Castro Official Clothing.
Going to be screen printed this week by Inkstain Studios.
Smaller Icons will be selected to go at bottom of t-shirts, Larger Design will be printed on bags.
Leon Webb 