I recently had some artwork exhibited in Zagreb Croatia for the Papergirl Zagreb event. The work was a few lomography photographs.
Below is a link to my entry at the Papergirl Zagreb Blog.
http://papergirlzagreb.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/steven-fraser.html
And here is a couple of the images
3 sketches here from one of my life drawing classes. Here we see sketches in pencil, charcoal and oil pastels.
The twelve set of images here. Could well be the last for a while. Just two images this time and the media I used was charcoal and pastel.
This could well be the last from my Edinburgh street photography for now, but they will be plenty more photos to come. 4 images again here.
Another 3 images here. Focusing on costume design and a bit of character. I used charcoal and pastels for these images. For the paper I used coloured pastel paper, which brings out a better effect than just plain cartridge paper.
Another 3 sketches concentrating on the portrait.
Another 4 images here. I am looking at the form of the clothes and getting away from pattern and style. I may put all my fashions illustrations together as a pdf document, as at the moment I am currently using Indesign for presentations. I believe that these images could work well in a book, but all that depends on how much spare time I have.
Here are some more logos from the vinyl toys and characters that I have created. They are attached to Hello badges. You get these badges when you buy a blank toy from Kid Robot.
Here is a poster I designed. I have always been experimenting with text and imagery and I thought this would make an interesting poster. 2 versions – one black and white, and the other in colour. As with my other posters they do not advertise anything but try to evoke thoughts and feelings.
As you can see from my previous blog posts I have created several vinyl toys and characters over the past year or so. For each one I created a logo, however the logo may not be shown in the images I have captured. Some of the logos can be seen in the image below. I will post up some more of these logos later.
Steven Fraser 