Happy as Aimee Illustration

Origami Catalogue

This is a folding Catalogue i Made for Mouldy Loaf. It works like one those origami folding games you'd make as a kid. i wish i knew what the official name was! haha.

feel fee to print it out, and try making one for yourself. :)

At my Final Degree Show i was approached by Urban outfitters, they asked if i'd like to have some of my work up in their store! To which i replied.. "Of Course!" They'd asked my friend James too (he's a phtographer), and it went really well! I used my 'Inspirational Hair' Images, but played around with the colour schemes, made them brighter and such, to fit in more with the Aesthetic of the shop.

You can see the rest of them here

Portfolio

Hello, just so you know you can view my portfolio at any time now from my flickr page. There is also a link to it at the top of this page.

Butterbooks - for Spaghetti Junction Magazine

BodypArts 01 - for Draw With Your Knees

Yeti - Personal Project for Zine

You can see more of my work, portfolio and books on my Flickr Page

just so you know...

i am sorting things out from the last few months and i will bombard this page with updates very soon!!

things to expect.... mould, minotaurs, and many magnificent miniature mammals... (most likely)

love to you all

Something to inspire :)

Just wanted to share this real nice stuff, lovely ideas!

i particularly like the work of Peter Callesen and Elisa Mora (though anyone who knows me knows i cant resist a good fold or cut of paper! haha)

The work on here by Brian Dettmer, Su Blackwell and Ingrid Siliakus is probably more Artist Book Relevent, but this whole page in general is quite inspiring.

http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2009/05/100-extraordinary-examples-of-paper-art/

Liverpool Artists Book Fair June '09

Last weekend was the Liverpool Artists Book Fair at A Foundation. We had a stall there and looked so good! having more new books to sell really made our table look brillant. There were about 9 students who had stock on the table, selling books badges and prints, and we had a good sell (particularly Jat!!)!

I was there manning the stall on the Sunday, and Jat the saturday. In comparison to Leeds and Bristol it wasn't very busy, but despite that it was quite successful. There was always a steady stream of people showing interest and buying. Unfortunately this also meant that being the only one to watch the table, i only had a brief chance to have look round. (though that was probably best for my pennies.. we all know I'm a sucker for little cute things, and as usual there was plenty around). But as i said, i did have a chance to have a little look, and i met a few new people there too, as well as catching up with some of the usual crowd. There was some absolutely stunning work there!! It was really inspiring!

Here are a few pictures from the fair...

The Fair at A fountation

our stall

Karoline Rerrie

Stephen Fowler with a slightly more traditional type of stall this time around.

Some new faces were a Chiu crew member from the previous years students, Ben Morgan, Who it was lovely to meet.

Also were these guys from Brickface press, they were selling a zine combining music and art. really nice to chat to as well.

These were some lovely hand made books by a girl called Lucy Wilson. they were really beautifully made.

You can see more pics from the fair here!! I've also put up the Bristol Fair photos too... a little late i know! haha!

Tea fueled and the end of uni...

It's been about a month since my last post, this is terrible i know!!

This has however been the busiest month ever! i had my last ever hand-in's, and my final year exhibition, along with some other events and endless cups of tea in-between, i have been one busy-bee!! but that is no excuse, i know... So to make up for it, here are some sneaky pictures from the Vis-Com Illustration @ BIAD degree show