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Work by BA Hons Illustration student Janine Anderson. You can see more of Janine’s work here janieanders.tumblr.com and in our upcoming second issue. If you’re a fan of amazing art work and free stuff grab a copy of our magazine thisandthatc.bigcartel.com
Work by Sheffield Hallam University student Grant Lynas
Work by Michelle Darry, a third student at the University of Wolverhampton.
Work by Genevieve Johnson, second year illustration student at Falmouth University
Degree show final piece by University of Kent student Georgina Wilcox
‘The installation is a false memory, the residue of a hoax event of my own creation, a flood. Emerging in some part with thoughts of J.G Ballard’s novel, ‘The Drowned World’, in mind; his imagined dystopian aftermath of global warming, a world in which London is submerged under the water of the melted polar ice caps and human civilisation regresses back to a prehistoric state. This, in composite with the actual 1954 event on my own campus, the Historic Dockyards, Chatham; HMS Talent, a submarine situated in the dry dock for repair, was dragged out and is still presently deposited in the river parallel as a result of the caisson holding it failing and the ensuing flood waters.'
You can see more of Georgina’s work here http://www.fineartkent.com/#!georgina/c1aec
There is no separation between subject and object. Work by Falmouth student Michelle Lo. You can see more of Michelle’s work on her website http://michellelo.co.uk/
Welcome to Manhattan by Lincoln University student Martyn Brown. The piece is based on Bret Easton Ellis’ novel ‘American Psycho. You can see more of Martyn’s work here www.martynbrownillustration.co.uk
Work by Wolverhampton University student Lauren Westwood. We’ve featured Laurens book cover designs before, and we just can’t get enough. If like us you’re also a fan, follow her on facebook! https://www.facebook.com/LaurensArt1994?ref=hl
Fashion photography by Falmouth student Natalie Jade Reading. You can see more of Natalie’s work on her website www.nataliejadereading.co.uk
Work by Graphic Communication student Georgine Hodsdon. Georgine studies at Bath School of Art and Design and has currently been exploring optical illusions using geometric shapes and silhouettes through screen prints. For more or Georgine’s work click here www.georginehodsdon.tumblr.com.
‘Body Talk’ by Falmouth student Sampada Gurung. You can see more of Sampada’s work here www.sampadagurung.com
Work by Falmouth illustration student Zoe Bolt. The images where created for an information book connecting Cornwall, UK with Little Cornwall in Mexico.
Etching print made for the story "The Upper Berth" by Lizzie Foster-Turner a 3rd year illustration student from Plymouth University. You can see more of Lizzie’s work here https://www.facebook.com/lizzieftillustration
IRLEN, by Leeds College of Art photography student Alexandra Winward. Read Alexandra’s description below.
'My project entitled ‘IRLEN’ is a cathartic visual response that sets out to explore Irlen syndrome, which is a specific visual perception disorder that affects the way I distinguish visual information, the brain is unable to process full spectral light making me unable to see in 3D, leaving me incapable to differentiate environmental factors such as lighting, brightness, glare, high contrast, patterns and colours. In simple terms, some signals from the eye are not getting to the brain whole. While the eye might be functioning correctly, the brain receives a signal that is processed like a double exposed picture where the location of items is confused. The brain tries to filter out the ‘bad’ information and so the aware mind receives a restructured image that lacks information or is considered as a falsified communication of reality.'
Illustration by University of Lincoln student Rachel Avalla Tatham.
Jungle Patterns by Printed textiles student Lucy Freeman, these three images combine mono-prints, painting, paper cuts, and collage, all layered up digitally to create different compositions
Pages from a book narrating Roger McGough's poem 'Didgeridoo'. Created by Jen Khatun an Illustration student at Solent University.