A wonderful album and wonderful artwork.

A wonderful album and wonderful artwork.

claytoncubitt:

Egon Schiele, ‘Mutter und Tochter’ 1913

claytoncubitt:

Egon Schiele, ‘Mutter und Tochter’ 1913

I’m sorry in advance for the annoying adverts. It’s definitely worth the wait though.

I’m involved with a collective called Mothers Against Noise. The first club night was launched last Wednesday at Corsica Studios and was a great success. This is the next outing which I just finished the flyer for. What do you think of it?

I’m involved with a collective called Mothers Against Noise. The first club night was launched last Wednesday at Corsica Studios and was a great success. This is the next outing which I just finished the flyer for. What do you think of it?

Wildlife Photographer of the Year
An ongoing project by Luke Ngakane. I’ve seen this idea done before but never as well as this. Furthermore this image is my third year studio, I am wearing the grey hoodie on the left.

An ongoing project by Luke Ngakane. I’ve seen this idea done before but never as well as this. Furthermore this image is my third year studio, I am wearing the grey hoodie on the left.

claytoncubitt:

Tauba Auerbach, ‘Stacking (YES), Stacking (NO)’ 2007

claytoncubitt:

Tauba Auerbach, ‘Stacking (YES), Stacking (NO)’ 2007

Development for a commission to design and produce a poster with the message ‘Don’t be Scatty’. The brief was open to interpretation and I decided to leave the message to its own devices, expressing the very thing it is informing the viewer not to do. Here are twelve individual designs but I decided to show the development as I think they look more interesting as a series.The final piece was accompanied with a few lines hand written in the white space after printing to put the abstract forms into context so that the idea wasn’t totally void of functionality.

Development for a commission to design and produce a poster with the message ‘Don’t be Scatty’. The brief was open to interpretation and I decided to leave the message to its own devices, expressing the very thing it is informing the viewer not to do. Here are twelve individual designs but I decided to show the development as I think they look more interesting as a series.

The final piece was accompanied with a few lines hand written in the white space after printing to put the abstract forms into context so that the idea wasn’t totally void of functionality.

One in a series of two by Sarah Maycock.

One in a series of two by Sarah Maycock.

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