THE BOOK!!!!

Hand cut and stitched together with red thread. Printed on Somerset paper. 5 pages, 10 images of degrading plates.

I am considering doing a series of these and selling them. Anyone interested? Not sure about price as of yet...

My second lot of photo etchings...

So I had another attempt at uni this week to do some more photo etchings. Some fucking ND student decided that the required solution for develop the exposed plate was not HARDCORE enough and instead of adding one cap of crystal shit, he added a bucket and instantly fucked ANOTHER plate... However after being advised to "deal with it" I cleaned it up and though, that aint half bad...

Results:






I spent Friday inkign them up and printing them for a book I am designing. I shall post a mock up of said book within the week!

my first photo etchings

Currently I'm doing electives in Bookworks, with this, I chose to do etchings... I know, should have done printmaking instead! Anyways...

These are my first lot of photo etchings. They've been a long time coming thanks to the snow, but they're finally here!

I am still trying to get this green shit of them, also I had to burn them in for a little longer as to get deeper grooves so now the second image doesn't look as great. However I was told AFTER I did all this that I should have added pixels to them so they've transfer better. So I may do one more...

The Earth is Hell and man has made it so..

This is a video I made for a first year uni project. I sampled a few different quotes in there and rejigged the song "Heaven Inside Your Hell" by Integrity.

It was filmed at the Down Town Dinner in Ashford when Rot in Hell, Lightbringer, Deal With It and co all played. Good show!

I've incorpriated some stuff about The Process Church in there too. I might make an edit without the text someday - not that you can really read it on this anyways.

Ch, ch, check it out.

OOOOOLLLLDDDDDAAAAHHH

This is some stuff I did way back when I was doing an HND...

These scans are shit though as they were hand printed and then I scanned them on using a flatbed scanner (which, evidently was dirty)

old and older still...

This is a bunch of work I did when I was about 17 years old. Again, all film, all hand printed.

Robert Frank was/ still my photographic hero....

Even older...