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https://www.quentinblake.com/

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Welcome to the official website of Sir Quentin Blake | Quentin Blake

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Welcome to the official website of Sir Quentin Blake

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Quentin Blake illustrates various book covers for famous authors such as Roald Dahl and David Walliams.

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https://lukepearson.com/

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Illustrator and cartoonist. Creator of the ‘Hilda’ series of comics.

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Luke Pearson is an animator and illustrator who is most famous for his work on Netflix children's series Hilda. He has also published his own web comics and designed a cover for the April 2013 New Yorker.

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http://philippajrice.com/

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Phillipa Rice is an illustrator who focuses on family and relationships in her work. She's published many art books documenting her life with beautiful illustrations within.

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https://jpmachado.art/en/portfolio

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Take a look at my PORTFOLIO online I work as a 2D animator, Storyboard Artist and Character Designer and I'm currently studying at Emile Cohl Scool, in Lyon, France.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7gVW6C4c_A

Machado is an animator and illustrator who is most famous for publishing the animation for the Lofi Hip Hop Beats girl. Rapunzel is my favourite piece from his animated publications.

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Rapunzel  | Sound Design & Editing by Raphael PEREIRA

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https://stephanpastis.wordpress.com/

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Stephen Pastis is an American comic strip illustrator, most famous for his Pearls before Swine comics. They are published in over 1000 newspapers worldwide.

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Oeillades ciselées en branche, by Georges Hugnet, illustrated by Hans Bellmer, Paris: J. Bucher, 1939. Museum no. L.1780-1939.

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Oeillades ciselées en branche, by Georges Hugnet, illustrated by Hans Bellmer, Paris: J. Bucher, 1939. Museum no. L.1780-1939.

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In the publication you can see different coloured inks being used. which are used to give the drawing depth and show some darker areas without introducing shadow into the line art.  I really like the almost bone like composition in the way that each of the dolls are drawn and joined together.

The themes within the work seem to nature, due to the name "chiselled into a branch" and the free flowing movement, death because of the lifeless eyes of the dolls and imprisonment because they seem to be caught in the webs of their own clothing. they look like flies caught in spiders nets. I really like how it reminds me of the Rapunzel animation by Juan Pablo Machado in that the characters look so feminine and pretty yet horrific and entangled in their own bodies.

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https://nieves.ch/923/chronicles_vol1

I like that this publication is very personal and uses found imagery. The photos aren't forced or composed and it gives the publication a very raw and emotional feel.
The cover photo reminds me of the film poster for Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, depicting Uma Therman as her character, Mia Wallace. It's a very uncaring and provocative pose in the poster, but here it looks comfortable and homely.

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In Chronicles Vol.1, artist Kim Gordon (1953 Los Angeles, California) brings together a diverse set of portraits from her personal collection of photographs. Together with Thurston Moore, Lee Renaldo, and Richard Edson, Kim Gordon formed Sonic Youth in 1981, a band that she has been a member of ever since. Gordon has directed videos for The Breeders, co-produced Hole's album, "Pretty on the Inside", and, in 1994, started the clothing line, X-girl. The artist- musician has lived and worked in New York since 1980.

With Photographs by Richard Kern, Tabitha Haggerty, Rob von Furth, Christina Birrer, Alice Taylor, David Markey, David Rose, Sarah Carmody, Tetsuro Sato, Pablo Ravaz-zani, Leah Horsley, Chris Morret, Martin Goebel, Chris Touchton, Martin Schoeller, Peter Norrman and Stefano Giovaninni.

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Nieves is an independent publishing house based in Zurich, Switzerland. Founded in 2001, Nieves’ focus is on publishing Artist Books and Zines. Benjamin Sommerhalder, Publisher & Editor in Chief

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My object is a stained glass window from Hungary during WWII. I really liked the religious symbolism and style of the window alongside the vibrant colours and the aggressive text - "Don't Touch me"

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Bathing Costume, Meridian - J B Lewis and Sons (1925), Bathing Costume, Neyret (1937)

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Bathing Costume, Meridian - J B Lewis and Sons (1925), Bathing Costume, Neyret (1937)

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1qgx-2MP-msKSrKzxe2kvak8t6jgeRd7wcaeGVkBRBmw/edit?usp=sharing

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https://underground-england.com/rise-of-the-eco-punk-a-quiet-ceremony/

Eco punk is a revolutionary movement where the care for the planet is the main focus. One of my favourite podcasts, StoryPunks, goes into the differences between Punk and  Eco Punk (aka Solar Punk). The nuances are important in storytelling and even more so in design.
A great example of Eco Punk media is Kipo and the Age of the Wonderbeasts, which depicts a dystopian world where nature has risen due to scientific complications and human error. The show depicts the intricate details of the importance of survival as well as the importance of taking care of other beings and the earth.

One interesting link to EcoPunk is the architectural style of brutalism, which is used a lot to encourage growth of plants and oneness with nature, seen a lot in Barbican, London.

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Rise of the Eco-Punk: 'A QUIET CEREMONY'

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One year ago, recently graduated and newly redundant, Lucinda Graham set out to re-define what sustainable fashion could mean in the midst of a pandemic.

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1. Do you think any of themes still relevant today?
Yes, I think the themes of culture and community affecting your work and yourself later in life is still relevant because we see how those things affect our decisions day to day. I also think the the anti establishment movement can never truly die because all people want different things and therefore no collective society can be truly happy with the established government or hierarchy.

2. Is there anything you learned that relates to your own emerging practice?
To be more intuitive and self reflecting in my own work. I need to be more comfortable expressing myself instead of just doing work for the sake of work. I also learnt that its okay to rely on others to help me with my practice and that not every battle has to be fought alone.

3. What do you think illustrators today can learn from the artists featured in the film?
That we can all learn from one another and work can be shared and inspire others. Also that being perfect is not all there is to art.

4. Describe the themes, the action and the central topics explored in the film
Escapism, Drug use, Growth, Inspiration, Hope, Community

SYNOPSIS
Beautiful losers is a 2008 Film depicting the growth in a community of creative minds from their difficult early lives to the inspirational and freethinking people they are today. It looks at the importance of subculture and non conforming art. The movie delves into the trials and tribulations of the working minds of artists and all of the barriers that we may have to deal with.