the theme for today was 'street sign' however, as i might have mentioned before, i live quite literally in the middle of nowhere so i'm not exactly near any street signs or even many road signs! so i decided to doodle a rather famous road sign from here in the Isle of Man, the Fairy Bridge sign...
i'm afraid it's a very wonky messy doodle only because i've had ever such a hectic day and i've been out and about for most of it so i didn't get home until tonight but i wanted to make sure i still posted a doodle for the day :)
here's what the Manx crest on the sign should look like...
and until tomorrow, i guess that's all folks... xX
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Friday, 18 May 2012
May Drawing Challenge - Day 18
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Wednesday, 9 May 2012
ESC pocket zine
a couple of months ago, through Twitter and Facebook and the like, i started networking with a really groovy independent zine based in Dublin called ESC
anyway, earlier last month i was chatting with one of their super members online when they mentioned that they were looking for submissions for a new project they were working on for the 'Independents Day' independent zine fair in Dublin.
regular readers of the blog will be well aware of my total love and adoration of Ireland + all things Irish (seriously if you don't believe me click on my 'Ireland' tag and see for yourself!) so i was more than happy to get involved.
they wanted drawings and poems, that sort of thing, to put into a set of mini 'pocket zines' folded in a particular way to create little mini works of art.
well, i didn't think i'd have enough time to submit anything but then i ended up not being able to sleep for a few days so i had a go in the very small hours of a day and voila... i came up with a very messy, literally scribbled mini zine at around 3am in the morning.
i'm always quite contrary so instead of submitting some stuff to go in a zine, i just made my own and scanned it in to be printed out instead. here's one i printed out for my logbook but i thought i'd snap some pics of it before it gets hidden away.
enjoy...
there were three 'themes' to pick from 'maps and legends, how soon is now + transfiguration'. they're all song titles, so i went for 'Maps and Legends' purely because it sounded the most fun...
when you open the zine you see this delightful doodle, then when you open it again...
it's a map! well, sort of...
i used some more lyrics from the R.E.M. 'maps and legends' song as well, just because... you know
accurate representation of where i live + Ireland.
warning: sea monsters may appear larger in real life.
anyway when you open it again you get the final page(s)
a big ol' mash up of mythical creatures and a few books because, well i just love books so...
here we have a scowling fairy, a goblin giving a thumbs up + a messy little Irish dancer and a happy Leprechaun.
the Dr Suess quote was needed. i know it doesn't make any sense or fit in with the theme but it's MY mini zine so i'll put what i want in it. oh AND 'your argument is invalid' i got my best scientists to prove it. and they did.
oh yeah there's also a sort of Ogre/Giant type guy, a pixie and a unicorn in there as well.
and the self explanatory back cover of the zine.
did you like it? it's a bit different to what i usually do i know but my tutors are always banging on at me about stepping away from the norm so this is the best i can do to that effect what with being a mental perfectionist and all that.
to see more of the pocket zines + to find out more about ESC you can head over to their site here - ESC zine
that's it for now, keep looking out for the rest of the 'May Draw A Day' posts as the month goes on, that's all folks... xX
anyway, earlier last month i was chatting with one of their super members online when they mentioned that they were looking for submissions for a new project they were working on for the 'Independents Day' independent zine fair in Dublin.
regular readers of the blog will be well aware of my total love and adoration of Ireland + all things Irish (seriously if you don't believe me click on my 'Ireland' tag and see for yourself!) so i was more than happy to get involved.
they wanted drawings and poems, that sort of thing, to put into a set of mini 'pocket zines' folded in a particular way to create little mini works of art.
well, i didn't think i'd have enough time to submit anything but then i ended up not being able to sleep for a few days so i had a go in the very small hours of a day and voila... i came up with a very messy, literally scribbled mini zine at around 3am in the morning.
i'm always quite contrary so instead of submitting some stuff to go in a zine, i just made my own and scanned it in to be printed out instead. here's one i printed out for my logbook but i thought i'd snap some pics of it before it gets hidden away.
enjoy...
there were three 'themes' to pick from 'maps and legends, how soon is now + transfiguration'. they're all song titles, so i went for 'Maps and Legends' purely because it sounded the most fun...
when you open the zine you see this delightful doodle, then when you open it again...
it's a map! well, sort of...
i used some more lyrics from the R.E.M. 'maps and legends' song as well, just because... you know
accurate representation of where i live + Ireland.
warning: sea monsters may appear larger in real life.
anyway when you open it again you get the final page(s)
a big ol' mash up of mythical creatures and a few books because, well i just love books so...
here we have a scowling fairy, a goblin giving a thumbs up + a messy little Irish dancer and a happy Leprechaun.
the Dr Suess quote was needed. i know it doesn't make any sense or fit in with the theme but it's MY mini zine so i'll put what i want in it. oh AND 'your argument is invalid' i got my best scientists to prove it. and they did.
oh yeah there's also a sort of Ogre/Giant type guy, a pixie and a unicorn in there as well.
and the self explanatory back cover of the zine.
did you like it? it's a bit different to what i usually do i know but my tutors are always banging on at me about stepping away from the norm so this is the best i can do to that effect what with being a mental perfectionist and all that.
to see more of the pocket zines + to find out more about ESC you can head over to their site here - ESC zine
that's it for now, keep looking out for the rest of the 'May Draw A Day' posts as the month goes on, that's all folks... xX
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