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Coll Hamilton
His work conveys stories within paintings and drawings, the element of time- trying to capture within one instant, the legacy of moments that have gone before. His work is very narrative driven.
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Claire Barclay
Visual artist known for producing large scale sculptural installations. She uses mediums of sculpture and print. Her work explores the role of materials and functionality. Inspiration from historical artifacts, museum collections and places of production.
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Linda M Farquharson
Creates Linocut prints, with a distinctive graphic style of pared down compositions, along with contrasting monochrome qualities.
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Maria Stoian
Illustrator and comics artist based in Edinburgh. Work is influenced by “feminism, the state of the world and making things look nice”
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Neil Slorance
Glasgow based illustrator well known for his work on Titan comics doctor who.
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Andy Scott
The Kelpies
He works in steel and bronze, combining figurative and equine themes with contemporary techniques to create stunning landmark artwork.
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Andy Warhol was the most successful and highly paid commercial illustrator. His most famous work being screenprinted images of Marilyn Monroe, soup cans, and sensational newspaper stories, which quickly became synonymous with Pop art. Warhol was an extremely successful consumer ad designer. He used the techniques of his trade to create an image that is both easily recognizable, but also visually stimulating. I particularly like this image of a Campbells soup can portraying the abundance of food in well stocked supermarkets. Each of his prints are colourful bold designs with different meanings behind each of them.
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Fine artist Lisa Congdon is an artist who paints colourful abstract paintings. I particularly like her use of intricate line drawings, pattern design and lettering. Whilst studying on my HNC course, I experimented with typography techniques inspired by her work.
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Kate Prior is an graphic designer/illustrator who's work is bright, tongue-in-cheek colourful illustrations. Her work is inspired by childhood memories, conversations and dreams. I like her use of bold lines and contrasting colour palettes. Her work has a boisterous and fun appeal.
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Beatrix potter is an illustrator that I have grown up with, her illustrations tell stories of her pet animals, her most famous were her two pet rabbits. She was a botanist, artist and storyteller. Whilst visiting the exhibition of her work in perth, it was interesting to see her first ever developments of her illustrations. Her drawings were simple yet effective in creating different personalities for each of her characters. Her stories are known world wide, and visiting the exhibition and seeing her original work was very inspiring.
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James Pfaff's work is chiefly concerned with the documentation and reconstruction of the artist's own life and the outside world, a subjective essay on the human condition. Using a multidisciplinary approach and drawing on his extensive photographic archive and personal journals he expresses himself principally through the medium of photography, the rhythm and diversity of the works reflecting his life and art. Whilst visiting an exhibition of his work, I could follow his journey of love as it broke down through his relationship. He captured the raw intensity of emotions with photography and neon signs.
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This is piece of art is by Marta Veludo. Her work is inspired by the pop-culture, folk art, pound shops. She is fascinated by inventions, colour, movement and compositions. She designs & conceptualises for both cultural and commercial fields. Whether in the digital realm or on a three- dimensional scale, she combines different disciplines and mediums to build engaging experiences. I like the vibrant and playfulness of her designs. Her use of colours are bold and contrasting. Her use of patterns and coloured papers with bold lines draw me to her work.
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Morag Myerscough is one of the UK’s most prolific designers. Her work is characterised by an engaging boldness, creating specific, local responses to each distinct audience that will see and experience the design, using it to create community and build identity. Morag makes places from spaces that people like to be in, which stimulate and often make you smile. She often works with community groups to develop ideas that reflect the identity of the users, drawing on shared cultural history and heritage of the local area. Her bold vibrant colours draw the eye in creating playful atmospheres. She used typography with bold lettering to draw her audiences in.
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Jenny Holzer is a neo-conceptual artist, the main focus of her work is the delivery of words and ideas in public places. Her work asks us to consider the words and messages that surround us. Her art takes many forms, including signs, posters, paintings, plaques, textiles, projections and stone benches. Words are central to her work, she displays them with flickering neon signs, carvings in granite to stitching in wool. Her words/texts are forceful and simple, often contradicting one another. I find her work interesting as it is eye-catching and lyrical, she invites us to read and interpret for ourselves.
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