Author Skye Kember
To view my projects in a logical format I recommend heading over to the Archive where my work is categorised. The posts appear in this same format but filtered by project.
For my self directed project, I created a 360 immersive painting. I used Clip Studio Paint to create the painting, with the gouache brush and blender. I have uploaded it to Kuula, and embedded the image into this post. I… Continue Reading →
This is the flat drawing that turns into the 360 image. I tried to add perspective with the template lines, but with my wavy painting style makes it a more subtle approach rather than a crisp clean perspective drawing…. Continue Reading →
In this blog post are my most recent paintings and some unfinished drawings from my self directed project. A lot of my thoughts are inspired by Alan Watts’ The Book; On the Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are and mindfulness…. Continue Reading →
I am extremely interested in dualities and I am intrigued by the way we construct the world in our own perceptions. It is particularly interesting how we see our thoughts as us and our unconscious and automatic patterns other. We… Continue Reading →
I decided to focus my Tell Us About It project on the Berlin Wall because I am specifically interested in its political significance and impact on the citizens of both West and East Germany. It only came down 10 years… Continue Reading →
At the crit for this project, I presented my drawings of Greg and Alex and my drawings of medieval manuscript illustrations and meercats. The crit made me feel more confident in my ability to draw faces, something I tend to… Continue Reading →
In my project proposal, I mentioned wanting to create pin badges and things I could sell in my own shop. I still don’t feel confident to sell my work, I think this is because I want to be able to… Continue Reading →
I created some artwork for Boudicca’s album Pushing up Daisies and the artwork for her singles Caveman and Warrior. 2 years ago I created the artwork for Bouicca’s first EP Princess in the P. I really like the messages behind… Continue Reading →