Apr 9, 2011
Noir T-shirts!
Doesn't that sound just too good? I mean, what a combination! Film Noir and T-shirts! It was the latest competition in Threadless, and when a friend sent me a link to check it out, I had to make something for it, I just love the genre!
So here is the design!
Vote for me on threadless if you like the Tee!!
LINK BELOW!! :)
So here is the design!
The flame haired Femme Fatale, yet with a hint of vulnerabilty, and the hard-boiled detective...and of course who can forget the rain?
Vote for me on threadless if you like the Tee!!
LINK BELOW!! :)
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Apr 7, 2011
Fun with Gelatin paper
I found a stash of coloured gelatins paper left over from an old light workshop. These are beautiful transparent sheets of the most beautiful, pure colours I have ever seen! I just had to do something with them. Actually I would love a lamp made with these somewhere, but for now I just did something with normal paper and pencil on paper.
So here is le Panda, and RED.
(Btw did you know a panda is called a panda even in french?)
Also a demented/retarded ballerina just for fun, and yes, she just killed that man!
So here is le Panda, and RED.
(Btw did you know a panda is called a panda even in french?)
Also a demented/retarded ballerina just for fun, and yes, she just killed that man!
Apr 5, 2011
Norwegian Wood
I made a poster for the recent Norwegian Wood movie poster competition.
I took part in it simply because I like the song by The Beatles, but read a lot about the film, and more about the original book and found it quite interesting! Am definitely going to try and find a copy of the book to read. :)
Though it hasn't won anything, I still personally like it quite a bit as an image ;)
The line drawing was done on paper and then in illustrator, and the rest in photoshop.
I took part in it simply because I like the song by The Beatles, but read a lot about the film, and more about the original book and found it quite interesting! Am definitely going to try and find a copy of the book to read. :)
Though it hasn't won anything, I still personally like it quite a bit as an image ;)
The line drawing was done on paper and then in illustrator, and the rest in photoshop.
(Click on image to enlarge)
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