One maybe two last things that i shouldnt forget.

The artist David Mach and his awsome animal pieces one called 'Call of the wild, this time its revenge' and 'Dont give a fuck bears' innocent animals twisted into something of nightmares (though they look pretty funny) it gave me the idea of monsters as everyday objects then transformed into the different shaped bottles which came to human disfigurement.

And another artist which i cannot find his name anywhere and i forgot drew a series of monsters of which he had dreams of that spoke to him or something like that quite annoyed that i've forgot his name but the monster designs were excelent

Scraping the Scetchbook

Thinking of scraping the large scetchbook if im just gonna upload it all to this blog. Ill keep my small one of course but rather save space. This blog has practically turned into both my scetchbook and Journal.

Human drawing.

Been practicing drawing human anatomy for later use and for deforming the human body into somthing else maybe. Just like with my bottles but at least hold a better human resemblance. With this drawing i was just playing around to see how evil/creepy looking i can make it look without too much shading. Will upload other drawings from my scetchbook next chance i get.

More bottles! (But with names)

 Patchwork (Nightmare before chrismas) When i started drawing thats all i could see.

Marathon runner as a bottle with hair flying.

One of the thicker bottles couldn't really do much with it because i could hear it sizzling after a few seconds of  using the heat gun on it.

 Some sort of worm/lizard with tongue sticking out.

Lizard with a bit of a wonky mouth

Lizard (rear)

A person eating itself.

Realised hes been turned into a bottle.

Random Pirate

Bald Guy as a bottle.

More bottles melted slightly but this time with different sizes and thickness.

I hate throwing stuff away so for my old stuff ive made a little spot where i can put it. Yes its a bit tacky but if i did everything perfect id lose the chance of improving anything. Though infact i like the tackyness i like how i can see where things are stuck to.

Painting practise

Tried a bit of painting and i was trying to give it a more fur like effect but now using a very bad choice of colour it looks a bit too metalic.

Printing

Printing practise before i created this blog i tried something simple like an image of broken glass then thought lets see what it would look like if i put too much in on the image. Thought it looked quite interesting had a third print but it went missing i pretty much just printed the same image without reinking it to see what would dissapear in the image.

More thinking.

At the end of this project i have started to have a go with the human anatamy. And how i could twist and bend it to make something else its on the very early stages so far.

Bottles improved

 

I dont know how these got so big but whatever. I've tried filling a few bottles with paint and water though i have the problem of a few of the bottles have holes in them because i went a little over the top.

Monster bottles.

Yes poor picturesa but hard to find a good place to take them, probably fill the bottles with paint to make it look better.

Monster Musings

Looking into deforming things but then what if instead of deforming objects maybe turn them into monsterous beings. (heres some pretty poor drawings)

Welcome to hell kid's!

The floor littered with sharp needles and pins so children can not play without hurting themselves.

A dolly with organs!

Butchered teddy bear.

A poor puppy dog pinned to the wall.

A rabbit pinned to the wall by its ears and itss insides pulled out.

A bear that needs a hug.

This is one of my recent projects I had tasked myself with finding out what a hell in a child's mind would be quite a fun project though its can be pretty freaky.

last 5 bottles

For the other five bottles im gonna oven roast them.

The point of this is to merge the bottles together which i couldn't do with the heat gun due to i would most likely burn my fingers off before they'd merge. This is all to do with what object will form afterwards will it have purpose, will it look pretty, could i still use them as a bottle?

5 bottles on the wall...

The first bottle started on the top kinda looks like a giant lucosade bottle now.

Then tried the bottom part for the second bottle looked awsome how it just shrank.

The third one I attacked from the side and i watched fold over like paper.

Forth bottle I just went on all sides in the middle to see how much i could fold and deform before it fell over, kinda got bored cause it didnt seem it was gonna fall.

The fifth I tried to melt the very top but it didnt really work that well so I worked my way down to almost the base.

... The other five fell of and got burned!!!

Using a heat gun I melted the plastic into a deformed shape but still keep the orignal form of a bottle. The way the plastic just collapsed just looked great took just seconds to shrivel up the bottles.

10 bottles on the wall...

Collected about ten 2 litre coke bottles what to do what to do...

Could do another frozen paint experiment
Or cut them up till it stops being fun...

Infact could tie them to together or stack them up then melt them. (Not to the point that its a messy pool of plastic but maybe so it retains some sort of bottle shape but a bit deformed.)

The point of this is to see what image will form from the melted plastic.

Art experiment

Thought i'd try a little experiment with colored ice... could've gone better...



The plan was to mix paint into water freeze it then watch it melt and record the paint mixing together but today i've found out that the kitchen floor wasnt actually flat very fun time cleaning it all up.