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Completing the second lot of layouts is ∆˚¬…10•. I got nice of use out of the Craft Robo, it enabled me to make the gird and the rocket silhouette exactly how I wanted. This layout went through several incarnations before I could settle on this one, and i'm happy with the final look I have here.

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Yet more variation in this one, I also tried out some new colours and detail, getting me a bit of practice with my new Craft Robo!

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Just a quick layout tonight, while I finish a couple of others with some detailing.

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Composition 7. I was tempted to add texture to the base layer, but the simplicity works better here. The last couple of layouts have also led to some new project ideas too. Good times.

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The first of this weeks daily composition! A bonus result from tidying my work desk:)

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Composition 5.

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Here;s number 4! Im pretty happy with the colour balance and overall weight of the piece, and it's spawned a few more ideas. Always a good thing.

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Composition 3.

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Today's composition draws inspiration from Philip Reeve's Mortal Engines books, which i'm currently reading.

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This week my evenings will be mainly filled with HTML writing so I figure I'll get a quick cut paper composition made each night to keep things interesting... Here's the first!

Woodeye Furniture

Woodeye Furniture is a small company based in East Lothian specialising in bespoke furniture, kitchens and antique restoration.

I really enjoyed creating this piece and playing around with the typeface to make it unique to the brand. The furniture being produced has so much character, the logo is a continuation of its bold and distinctive style [really, this furniture is so impressive and has huge talent behind it].

I've done more reading than making recently so it was ace to get playing with type again. Gonna try and get more type work realised and up shortly!

Numbers - Update

Having passed half way on this project, I thought I should upload the latest numbersI I've collected. This project is taking it's time, and it's difficult to decide between different versions of numbers I find, but thats's the nature of the beast I guess.

Two-Face

Right then, My first post of 2010!
An isometric potrait of Two-Face from Batman The Animated Series. This started with a play around with some new graph paper and different levels of hatched triangles to create tonal compositions. Using the hatched triangles to draw Two-Face was a nice experiment and I think the style really suits the character, showing the disfigured side of Harvey Dent's face effectively.