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Dead Cat 1702 Personal Work

1. Climbing Tall Furniture 10/10 2. Getting Cuddles 11/10 3. Hunting Birds 10/10 4. Having Baths -4/10 5. Using the Carpet as a Playground 11/10 6. Tripping on Catnip ??/10 7. Being Picked Up 4/10 8. Sitting on Plants 12/10 9. Jumping Out of The 3rd Storey Window 0/10

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Year of the Rooster EDM 1701 Agency: Tofu Design

A small animation done while at Tofu Design for 2017′s Chinese New Year. The mandarin text on the banner is a traditional chinese idiom with a pun on the word chicken.

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Project Self-Concept 160523 Glasgow School of Art In an increasingly complex and multifaceted world, it has become ever more important to understand how we view ourselves. The term self-concept refers the collection of self-perceptions that each person holds to be true about his existence. If one would have a healthy concept of self, it would provide a healthier approach to dealing with life’s challenges. This work illustrates the meanings and importance of having a healthy self-concept in the form of editorial style visuals.

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Weep Crocodile Tears 160303 Glasgow School of Art Now: To put on an insincere show of sorrow and tears. Origin: All of the very early citations refer directly to the myth of crocodiles weeping while devouring their prey. It isn't until the 16th century that we find 'crocodile tears' used with our current meaning. Crocodiles do indeed have lachrymal glands and produce tears to lubricate the eyes as humans do however they don't cry with emotion. Whatever experience they have when devouring prey we can be certain it isn't remorse.

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Skeleton In The Closet 160216 Glasgow School of Art Now: A secret source of embarrassment and shame, potentially ruinous if exposed, which a person or family makes efforts to conceal. Origin: In nineteenth-century England, the periodical The Eclectic Review used this idiom in reference to a family who desperately tried to keep a son’s illness secret by hiding him in the closet quite often, especially when guests visited.

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Bite The Bullet 160216 Glasgow School of Art Now: To ​force yourself to do something ​unpleasant or ​difficult, or to be ​brave in a ​difficult ​situation, accepting the inevitable unpleasant reality that is waiting for you and enduring the pain with grace. Origin: The phrase was first recorded in Rudyard Kipling’s 1891 novel The Light that Failed and its origin derives from the barbaric era before anaesthetics were used in medical procedures, when injured soldiers had to bite on a bullet to help them endure the pain of an operation or amputation.

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Butter Someone Up 160216  Now: To impress someone with flattery and treating them especially nicely in hopes of receiving special favours. Origin: A customary religious act in ancient India where the devout would throw butter balls at the statues of their gods to seek favour and forgiveness.

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