I am Aimee McDowell and this is a collection of my work, things and stuff - academic, personal and the occasional photograph Consider this a digital sketchbook. I'm studying graphic communication at the University of Leeds. I like Illustrator, taxidermy, geometric shapes, acidic colours and acidic geometric illustrations of taxidermy. Contact me @ aimeemc92@gmail.co.uk. FLICKR TWITTER FACEBOOK CARGO BEHANCE
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#Gravity
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Visualise gravity
Fixing semester one work instead of revising. I think this is the one.
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#Graphic Design
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#Gravity
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Taxidermy project! Well, 1/4 of it. This is kit 3 of 4, I couldn’t upload all of it because there’s just too much but I think this one’s my favourite. From top to bottom - Instruction manual, manual cover, box cover/packaging, 2 promotional postcards. The idea was to kind of desensitize people to thegrossness of taxidermy. Kit three covers gluing/sewing, and the kit would include a miniature deer form and felt deer mask. All digital for now because, being the intelligent individual that I am, I forgot to take photos of the finished project before I handed it in. The manual is folded kind of like a map, on a fine paper. Other kits include skills such as sewing, ‘skinning’ and tanning, through alternative methods, of course. There aren’t any animal products within the kits, my aim was to sell the craft as an alternative to something more widely practised such as knitting.
(Source: antiprism)
Bringing taxidermy to the masses. One of the ideas for my hobbies brief, this is part of the instruction manual.
Level 2 brief
Make the Invisible Visible.
Visual representation of gravity - first draft.
