Sketchbook

Sketchbook

Sketchbook

Sketchbook

Brian Chippendale "NINJA"

One of my tutors suggested that I look through this comic book. The cover of this comic is hand printed by Brian Chippendale himself, and the inside is printed black and white. The pictures above are some pages that I chose to look at specifically.

Keaton Henson

Keaton Hensons work on a t-shirt that I own

Another illustration of his on a t-shirt that I own

Keaton Henson has influenced me to discover a style that suits me. His style is unlike most others that I have seen; his use of freakishly long arms and bizarre mouths makes his work unique and inspiring. Studying his work has brought back memories of the illustrations I did when I was young of monsters, beasts and aliens alike.

Gig posters Vol 2

Gig Poster Vol 2 

Atzgerei - Nova Rock Festival

Dr. Alderete  Lost Acapulco

Jim Mazza - High On fire

This book has given me some ideas on how to use tattoo style imagery in my work to bring The Four Horsemen into the twenty-first century.

SKINNER

I bought this book when I went to Brighton to give me some ideas on how to portray my imagery of the Four Horsemen.

Grindesign

Daniel Stolpe, The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, 1995

Viktor Vasnetsov, The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, 1887

Unknown Artist, Source

Robert Borbas (Grindesign), The Four Horsemen

Recently I have been researching different illustrations of the four horsemen. One illustrator that I have been inspired by, who goes by the name of Grindesign, created an illustration of the four horsemen (pictured above). Although I like this illustration, most of the images of the the four horsemen that I have discovered are very similar (they all show the four men on the same four horses). Because of this I have decided to portray the four horsemen as individuals in a portrait style without the horses.