About Me
- Lucy.e@live.com
- London, United Kingdom
- Illustrator living in East London. I believe Illustration is not just about drawing, but is anything visual that communicates a message to an audience. To facilitate my creative skills, I like to work in moving image and photography as well as on the drawing board. I will be regularly updating this blog with my most recent masterpieces! If you are interested in commissioning me or simply have a querie, please contact me at: hello@lucy-e.com, @LucyJEvans or visit my website at www.lucy-e.com. Enjoy...
Monday, 22 November 2010
Dot dot dot
Loss
Nautical Nonsense
Wednesday, 13 October 2010
Monday, 11 October 2010
Portrait
Saturday, 18 September 2010
Tattoo design
Thursday, 12 August 2010
Sunday, 20 June 2010
Divergence
Although I am quite happy with the visuals, looking back it is quite repetitive and I feel it would have been advantageous to use different parts of the body such as hands, feet, arms etc to symbolise the body instead of solely using the face. I did have these thoughts when producing the video but convinced myself simply using the face would be better. Will take this on board for my next project and will listen to my instincts!
Tuesday, 4 May 2010
The Paper-eaters
This was a project I took part in for the Paper eaters 'art experience' taking place in the Ultralounge in Selfridges, Oxford Street. I had to illustrate artists Zoe Sinclair and Andrea Blood in a kitsch, caricature type style. These illustrations were then used on the website as dolls you can virtually dress! One requirement was that the 'dolls' had to be coloured digitally. I don't tend to work digitally to this extent so it was a chance for me to learn different ways of using colour in this medium. It was fun to be involved in a collaboration and am really happy with the result. There is also a chance the illustrations could be included in the artists magazine! So fingers crossed, I am waiting to hear of further developments...
Poster design
Thursday, 15 April 2010
Narrative
Rollie, Pencil. Representing the themes of Beauty and the Beast from a completely different angle. I decided to show the theme of ‘How the overpowering contentment somebody can feel about a certain thing can make the stereotypical unattractiveness of it irrelevant’ I chose to demonstrate this theme through the act of smoking so I could take it as far away from the original starting point as possible.