Lino Printing

This is my very first attempt at lino printing. Hopefully get some prints done soon and see how it turned out 

This is a portrait of Maurice Pialat, which i entered in the competition below. 

http://www.littlewhitelies.co.uk/features/articles/rust-and-bone-creative-brief-announcement-22144

Maps

Henri Charles Norman

Convergence / Divergence

Here are my final drawing that i created for my final major project about memory which were displayed in a screen based outcome. There is a link below if you want to see how it turned out.

Below is a link to another blog that i made for my final project in my second year of illustration.

http://epistemology22.blogspot.co.uk/

Narrative - A day in the life of a fisherman

Below is an online version of my concertina book. It is a documentation of 'A day in the life of a fisherman', and follows my father's experience throughout his day. Below is the final outcome to this project.

Open publication - Free publishing - More fisherman

Below is another version, which i tried adding colour to most of  the figure, using photoshop. This draws your eye towards him and the situation he is in. 

Open publication - Free publishing - More fisherman

Below was the original design of my storyboard to the narrative project. this is a good starting oint but i need to play around with compostion of the images and maybe adding some colour it 

Open publication - Free publishing - More book

This is a video of the my father out fishing in jersey. It was taken when I went to document his day. It lets you gain an insight into his life, which very few people get to experience.

Homard - Jersey from Daniel Luce on Vimeo.

Below are a few drawing taken out of my sketchbook. They experiment with different media and depicted different scenes i was looking at. It was important to keep developing my technique and method from one image to the next.

              

         

Below are some of the photos I took when i went out with my father. i had to take hundreds to make i had every little detail covered, but these are a few of the most interesting ones.