Word in Motion film.

(The film can be viewed bigger over on the vimeo page.)

Here's my 20 second film of a poem by Mikill Pane. It was an ambitious project to get done in a week, but was a wonderful opportunity to indulge my love of hand drawn typography. I hand animated and painted all the artwork, which was composited in After Effects by Jason Guest.

Also, please note the film is silent.

See previous blog post below for more info and at Smile for London.

Word in Motion

It's been a busy year so far - I've just made a 20 second film of a poem by Mikill Pane. It's part of Word in Motion, an initiative to bring together poets and moving image to uplift and inspire London commuters during the bleak month of January.

Other collaborators include: Ray Davis / Benjamin Zephaniah / Studio of Williamson Curran / John Burgerman / Malcolm Garrett / Trunk / Cerys Matthews / Why Not Associates / Jarvis Cocker / Studio AKA.

From 16th January 2012 the films will be on display across 60 digital screens on the London Underground every morning (7am - 10am) and evening (4pm - 7pm) for two weeks. At Angel, Camden Town, Oxford Circus, Bond Street, Charing Cross, Covent Garden, Knightsbridge, Paddington, Euston, Piccadilly Circus, Victoria and Waterloo.

It's estimated that 1.5 million commuters will see the films, I hope you're one of them.

Find out more at Smile for London.

Happy New Year.

This is my Gocco print New years card.

All the best for 2012!

L.S Lowry Exhibition

I really enjoyed the L.S Lowry exhibition that is on until December 17th at the Richard Green gallery London.

Image 1 - Family of Six by L.S Lowry 1964

Image 2 - Collyhurst Road by L.S Lowry 1953

Christmas card retrospective 2

Photo collage Christmas card from 2004.

Christmas card retrospective 1

Snaps from a freezing but fun shoot for my Christmas card six years ago.

Christmas Earrings

One of my recent monoprints.

Tempo tissues "Bike"

During the summer I worked as part of the team doing inky artwork on this Tempo tissues commercial.

The beautiful design and direction are down to the very talented Vida Vega.

Produced at Film Club.

Cards at Glasgow School of Art.

My cards have been selected to be part of the new 'GSA Collection', which is a range of contemporary products produced by graduates of Glasgow School of Art. The whole 'Big Hair' range is available in the GSA shop. The profits raised from the shop go back in to the School to support its educational mission and the upkeep of the fabulous Mackintosh Building.

The above images are details of some test prints for the cards. They actually look like this.

Bilbao - Snaps

The top pic was taken outside the very smashing Art Bookshop Liburudenda Liberia Anti-web.com