After having my work accepted for Papergirl Dublin and I also pleased that I’ve also had some work accepted to the Papergirl Norwich event. The idea is the same. The work is exhibited in a gallery and then handed out to the public by volunteers who cycle around the city.
My submission is another 5 photographic prints form my Lomography camera. The images were taken in Berlin Summer 2011.
I have also had my work featured on the Papergirl Norwich website. Here is a link to the post.
I’ve posted some photographs to Papergirl Dublin for their Papergirl event. The photos will be handed out to the public after they have been exhibited in a gallery.
They have also featured my work on their website.
The photographs are some Lomography photographs I took whilst in Berlin in 2011.
I’ve got a new Camera.
Here’s a sampler of what I’ve been up to.
Several Months ago I mentioned a new project that I was starting; well I should be getting started with taking the photographs soon.
Here is a second sketch where I have messed about with the anatomy.
The sketch is based on a photograph by Henri Cartier-Bresson.
The twentieth post in relation to my Life Drawing and Anatomy. 2 sketches here. One in Oil Pastel and the other in Charcoal.
Another batch of sketches from my Life Drawing classes. These were done in Pastels.
Some charcoal and pastel sketches from my recent Life Drawing and Portraiture classes at the Duncan of Jordanstone Art College in Dundee.
This may well be the last image in the Polaroid Picture Illustration Series, however it may not be the end of the project. I think I’ll create a flash based photo gallery and put it up on my portfolio. That is of course if I have enough time. I’ve not used Flash in a while so it might be a good idea to get reacquainted with the software and put it to good use.
Anyway this image carries on the theme of creating an image, similar to that taken with a Polaroid camera. The text below is a short poem like phrase that I believe balances the image.
Some more faces from my sketchbook. Maybe not the best of my recent posts, but I thought I’d put them up here anyway.
A third set of foreshortened sketches. Definitely the worst images in the set. I should hopefully have more sketches that practice foreshortening in the future.
Steven Fraser 