Felix

Felix was great back in day, he was fuzzy and inky, he drank constantly and always got the last laugh.

isometric television

Free Range Installation

Last week we had our degree showcase at Free Range. I presented my Oil Slick newspaper and a looping animation based on the stories of AUCB fine artist Lizzie Latham, with a little bit of set dressing to evoke a coherent universe for these media to exist in.

Almost forgot to take pictures though! Thank the good lord my Dad saw fit to take these when I wasn't looking, it could use a bit of preening but I won't look a gift horse in the mouth (i just did).

Here's a low-res version of the animation too. It looked really nice on the old transistor telly, lovely and flickery.

bozza

Still a while to go but with the London mayoral elections in 2012 it would be good to start thinking about posters to get my 2 pence across when the time comes (clue; not rooting for this guy).

badical panels

Back to something significantly more garish than i've been doing recently but pretty fun regardless. I'm pleased with the semi 3d effect, tres satifying.

nice stuff to eyes at

http://www.transatlantis.net/blog/archives/comics/index.html

http://sitemason.vanderbilt.edu/people/schechter/my_politics

ancient clarity

Finally got my paper printed, it's 12 pages of narrative stuff with comic strips stories and a big centre poster. If you'd like a copy drop me an email at jacobhughdavies@hotmail.com.

TENGU

Made this for close friends and club bangers The Badical if you like 303, b.b.bass and "getting down", you should have a listen

newspaper cover

Here's the (rough) cover of a slim newsprint tome of my narrative stuff that I'm making at the moment, more pics whens it's printed.

some final major bits

Looking to make a newspaper now I reckon.