Year 1 Illustrating Yemen in Crisis and Black Lives Matter Rachel Cottrell In 2020, the world is experiencing more societal upheaval than COVID-19 alone. Yemen’s fate hangs in the balance due to the impact Appreciating the Little Things Katie Foreman This submission piece is all about the things that we have found to make ourselves happy during lockdown. CCTV Church Kieran Cook CCTV Church is a project I have started during lockdown out of frustration. Not being able to leave the house, meant Above The Breakers William George Above the Breakers is a series I have shot on my drone recently, on a rough windy evening along the Norfolk coast. In Boats On The Shelf William George This is an image I took while out exploring my small Norfolk town in lockdown with my drone. I have discovered our local Isolation Light Tommy Grimmer This small project documents a series of ambient light projections through the windows of our hotel, where my The Virtual Distraction Harriet Laws-Herd My interest in this project began with the idea of embodiment within virtual reality, this idea has been Deadman Review Yannis Giannetakis Jim Jarmusch’s jazz western. A young accountant by the name of William Blake, a name ingeniously chosen to Disentangle Emma Chilicuisa Upon thinking about reality and illusion, I was flooded with loads of ideas right away, my first idea was There? Over Where Rachel Lloyd Over Here! I’m that dog that’s running around the park off the lead, full pelt at picnics and stealing meal deals. Sniffing Lightbox 2.0 Lois Wilson This piece aims to visually communicate the process of 2D, frame-by-frame, digital animation. The use of the ‘onion Collages Katie Collins Process takes on many different forms in my work. It’s important for me to acknowledge my process because, Introspection Karolis Arbaciauskas Defined as the self-analysis and observation of one’s own mental and emotional processes, introspection is an important skill which The Waves Jake Mayes For these photographs, I wanted to pursue the idea of the process by interpreting the topic of subconsciousness Animal Alphabet Frances Hammond In response to the House of Illustration’s ‘Illuminated Alphabet’ competition, I created a different letter each day throughout Creative Cut: The Waves of Aragoto Emily Saunders A piece based around movement and fluidity, taking inspiration from classical Japanese culture. I was particularly inspired by Corrosion Catia Pimentel “Corrosion” is the consolidation of my exploration within materials, processes and techniques. Process is a key element in my My Hyperrealism Portraiture Process Ben Tyreman I created this artwork based around the themes of hyperrealism and portraiture, and what is considered as a Typography & Movement Benjamin McLeister Fitting with the theme of ‘Process’, ‘Typography & Movement’ arrived after working on a brief set by university, Little Faces Ashley Jade Backhouse When I think of the word process, I think of growth, something adapting over a course of time Alzheimer’s and Dementia Niamh Fitzgerald These pieces I created as a visual representation of Dementia and Alzheimer’s. To achieve this, I wanted to Karolis Arbaciauskas Karolis Arbaciauskas 'Cerulean' The process behind this piece was very experimental, from start to finish. I wanted to create a render G&T Packaging Ben Chamberlain Recently, the release of new 3D design software by Adobe has made the generation of photorealistic digital renderings Not Just Open, But Equal Ben Chamberlain and Ethan Brown In the era we live in, equality is a hot topic. This generation, more than ever, is Elevations Conrad Areta These images are of elevations, sections, perspectives and a model of my temporary nomadic pavilion from my term Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading...
