Monkey See, Monkey Doodle

Continuing with my monkey picture, I tried out a new way of using my printer. After working out some rough colour values in photoshop, I painted seperate CMYK layers in ink. I then corrected the colours on the computer and ran it through the printer four times in total. After a couple of attempts I then used my dad's laserjet instead.

The colours came out a lot more vibrant and detailed. The last picture is the result.

Colour Film

A couple of scans from my last colour film, they were a lot better in the prints themselves, but my film scanner kills them a little bit.

Visual Diary

A selection of entries from my visual dairy. I've actually quite like the last picture, which is a revelation compared to the rest of my summer work.

I'm going to try and use my inkjet printer in a more organic way later on using the last image. Hopefully another update on that soon.

Pinhole

This is the best picture we could muster. But considering we made the camera from a matchbox I think it's pretty nice.

Holga

The only good picture my Holga has ever taken.

Boba

I got bored, so decided to draw the baddest bounty hunter this side of Tatooine.

Canopic Jars

A set of modernised 'canopic jars'. Used in ancient times to carry the vital organs into the afterlife, these jars can be used to carry today's must have items. Each jar contains: The Internet, a Mobile Phone, an ipod and a carbonated drink of choice. Get yours today.

CMYK

A close up of the CMYK half-toning on the codes we screenprinted.

Spied Portraits - Printed

The Printed and lovingly bound book featuring staged portraits, then followed by photographs taken with both a pinhole camera and a 110mm 'Spy Camera'. WARNING: SMOKING CAUSES CANCER.

Codes.

A code, lovingly (and despairingly) screen printed in CMYK first onto card, and then onto silk. The silk can be folded to a small inconspicuous size allowing the message to be easily concealed. Another response to Espionage.