Wednesday, 11 May 2016

Ongoing Inspiration

Collection of Inspiration added to continuously throughout the year, dedicated to all types of new found practices, approaches and creatives. I have found it extremely valuable to continue to store my emerging likes, dislikes and aspirations as a practitioner.

Note to self: "Don't lose sight of the goal - the end game - my dream of what I consider to be a successful illustrator and who I want to become"
( Successful in industry but also to myself - who do I want to be? What will make me proud? When will I feel I have made it?)

What I love, what I am inspired by and what I woud like to explore within my own practice:

- I am inspired by EVERYTHING!!!

Graffiti, Public Art, Murals, Urban Artwork
Music, Underground scene
Light
Colour theory
Interactive art
3D Object & Environment
Paper, Paper-cut, Paper engineering, the art of fold, origami Card, Material
Clay, Plastic, Resin
Ink, Acrylic Ink
Pen and Ink, Line Work, Details
Projection Mapping, Projection artwork & Sound
Immersive experience
Nature
Patterns
Photography / Lens 
Analogue
Digital
Airbrush, Spray paint, Stencil Art
Traditional printing techniques (airbrush, linocut, woodcut etc)
Digital / professional printing knowledge and application
The psychedelic experience
Motion graphic
GiFs and Animations - as a platform for illustration & creativity
Spoken word, written word, creative writing
Typography & its use and application
Nonsense stories & poetry
Scrapbooking & craft
Details & intricacy
Scale (micro, macro to HUGE)
The list goes on....

THIS!!!



Reference imagery and inspiration collected throughout the year:



Pinterest: "Inspiration - Anything & Everything Goes"





Helpful Tutorials

Whilst always on the hunt for inspiration, feeding my constant need for ideas within my practice, I have begun collecting helpful tutorials covering creative processes I am not so familiar with. To increase my learning within the creative field in the hope of having a go at all that inspires me in my own time, over summer breaks and at some point in the future (as well as when I approach new briefs on this course)