A castle tourist diagram

6.20, I haven't gone to bed and and have spent the night drawing and trawling the internet, found these nice pictures of a castle's tourist map. eBoy? I jest. Keep this alive!
Chris V.

isometric geometry

visit this show if you get the time im going soon cos i heard its incredible and it makes you want to cover your room in eboy wallpaper and just sit looking at the little people all day long
if you dont know who eboy are then you obviously are using the internet for the wrong things.

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eboy website


also everyone needs to keep updating this blog!
ben

Book O'Clock

Book O'Clock Project Brief

Those of you invited to be apart of this here is another link, which is a lot tidier than the one posted on Facebook

Next time for all you others

Chris W

Blu's new animation 'Muto' (or "give up now you puny sub-humans")

Feel inferior. Link to the youtube of the video below:

Muto

You should all probably bookmark his blog here. He's doing some work on the side of the tate modern at the moment in conjuction with 5 other street artists as some sort of show. Probably worth checking out.
Peace.
Chris v.

Derek Albeck

Repetitive geometric paterns, kind of reminded me of jon's final piece.  Currently exhibiting with French in LA but i doubt anyone will make it to that show...
Bottom 2 are French, less geometric but still repetitive.

Images from:
http://derekalbeck.com/category/news/
and
http://www.fartminusf.com/2008/05/14/555/#more-555


ben

 

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Straight Edge is a Non-Violent Movement
http://www.straightedgeonline.org

FE/08 Graphic Com - PT3

FE/08 Graphic Com PT2

The book tables, all the students who created books for their FMP were
laid out on boards which were supported on trestles. A clean and
systematic way of exhibiting these items.