Sunday, 7 September 2008

ship.


been collaborating with a friend for the first time in a long time. She wrote some lovely music and I contributed some words, about wishing to have been alive in a different time. This was inspired by that collaboration.



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international mail.


Here is a package for my first intenational customer, soon to be on its way to Portland, Oregon.

owls



been working on this lately, a possible design for Autumn.



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Saturday, 6 September 2008

two shoots

We did a couple of photoshoots for the first set of tees and now the shots are up on a flickr slideshow;

http://www.flickr.com/photos/neil-m-perry/sets/72157606718951752/show/

We're using them on the site too, obviously;

http://www.greenteesapparel.co.uk/tees.htm

A HUGE thanks to Karen Taylor (www.flickr.com/camera-lady) for taking such great photographs. There is a mixture of her personal and professional photography on her flickr page, check it out.

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Thursday, 21 August 2008

Flyers.


I got some flyers delivered last week, been out hitting up Edinburgh today and I'll be doing a heap more in the weeks to come.


:)




shoot.

So we roped a couple of cool people into posing for shots of the tees.

Big thanks to Mike and Rowan, the photos are currently being edited by the photographer and they'll be up on the site as soon as possible.

shoot.


Monday, 11 August 2008

Myth.

Mythologies are often, as I see it, exaggerations of real life. These three monsters are most commonly associated with Hebrew stories but exist in other mythologies also. I like these exaggerations from an artistic point of view because they allow me to draw whatever I want. I can read various descriptions and follow one which I particularly like or make my work an amalgam of all those accounts.

That’s what I did with the Leviathan. She’s a sea monster, I’ve wanted to draw her for a long time. There are suggestions that in reality she may have been either a whale, sea snake or Nile Crocodile.

The Behemoth is most commonly accepted to be a hippopotamus but elephants, rhinoceros, bulls and bears have all been identified as possible sources for the stories which led to this legend.

Ziz is less well known than the other two, she is a giant hawk-esque bird and in myth is the protector of all birds. RSPB do I good job, but I think I’d prefer her looking out for me.

Stick any of their names into google and you’re sure to get a truck load of information about them and their origins. You’ll be sucked into a world of mental big things which wreck the place, then the Young Earth Creationists show up with their daft opinions and you’ll laugh until your head falls off.

Ziz


Behemoth