These are ideas for my business card, which was a brief set by Emma in Graphics.

  These designs seemed quite suited, one a typical pose (above) and the other drawn with lines (below). Both inculde eyes as I am a visual artist. Visual 

Final Design

Originally this was made with coffee, I published it earlier, but I scanned it in made it cleaner on Photoshop by erasing the background and any dirt that has managed to ingrain itself on the paper. I liked the fact it includes lines and I love the composition of it. On the back is plain text, simple and clean withmy name "visual artist", and contact details, but I won't post that because I'm not really a big fan of strange people being able to save my phone number etc.



 These are for my brief with Shaun, to cut a long story short we basically had to create our own brief in a sense, mine started off as "visual personalities" and my idea was to do portraits of people I know, both head and shoulder shots, one would be in my simplisitic graphic style where my friends would look nude and the other would be made more abstract with lines and would be clothed and do their hair, and possibly make-up, but the aim was to be "made up", I never got round to the abstracted ones as my attention turned elsewhere and my project moved on, heading more down the line route, surprise surprise!, but below are my graphic style portraits I did do!

How ruddy gorgeous is this!
I'm totally using this as my inspiration for my fine art brief.

I LOVE LINES
Just a little anyway....

http://bumbumbum.me/2010/04/21/heike-weber-installations/


And these too!

http://www.booooooom.com/2010/11/24/artist-lee-misenheimer/#more-23025

Various bits of Photoshop work that I've done this year, including layer masks and panoramas