Jotta Interview

I was recently interviewed in the "Ones To Watch" section by Jotta Magazine. You can read the article here:

http://www.jotta.com/magazine/ones-to-watch/735/stuart-patience

Dazed Digital Interview
Dazed Digital recently interviewed Daisy Macdonald, the curator of the exhibition, about the show and the concept behind it. Check it out.

http://www.dazeddigital.com/ArtsAndCulture/article/7213/1/Landscape_And_Myth

Landscape and Myth Exhibition Private View

Landscape and Myth Exhibition

Some of my Norse Mythology drawings are being featured in a group exhibition this week, curated by Daisy Macdonald. Please feel free to come along and have a look.

Unit 1:7, Kingly Court, Carnaby Street, W1
6th-13th April 2010
11-6pm

Private View
6th April 6-9pm

http://landscapeandmyth.blogspot.com/

Masks

Creative Review

Here are some small illustrations I did for the 30th Aniversary issue of Creative Review. They can be found in the "30 things to look our for in the next 30 years" section.

E4 'Skins' Idents

Recently I collaborated with the lovely people at Treat Studios for the promotional adverts for the upcoming series of "Skins". I designed the Twins film.

Royal Academy Competition - Paper Cities: Urban Utopias

My response to the brief was loosly based on the idea behind the Rubix Cube, only, to reverse the rules of the game - creating a controlled chaos rather than ordered division. A system that hopes to break the idea of divided societies - a new neighbour everyday.

More Norse Mythology

Hel - "Hunger was her plate, Famine was her knife"

Hati, the wolf, swallowing the moon.

A Little Gift...

More work from my Norse Mytholgy series.....

Hati and Skoll
Selected pencil drawings from a work-in-progress illustrated book about Norse Mythology.

Hong Kong Sketches

YBA Pangea
A collaborate project with a St. Martin's Curation Student. An exploration of the emergence of the YBA artists during the 1990's. The final result was a topological map produced in the form of a mythological "Pangea". Each plate symbolises an important time period and location which helped fuel this art movement into greater prominence.

Textile Print of Buildings

"Trauma" Publication
Myself and a fellow graphic designer are currently in the process of creating a publication/graphic novel. Here are a few of the images we plan to implement into the first volume of the publication entitled "Betty". The story is highly confidential, but the events are strongly influenced by 1960's Girl Groups songs and Lynchian Film.

Cityscapes
I recently visited Hong Kong and produced many sketches looking down at the city from the Peak. I was fascinated by the dispersion of the buildings and the forms they produced when grouped together. I went back to these sketches and produced a series of A1 collages capturing these forms, rather than the buildings themselves.

The Divine Feud
Character designs based on a story set during the "Golden-Age" of Hollywood, exploring the absurdity of costume.

A Fool There Was
This is an animated short film I made about desire and its power to manipulate. I explore the idea of the unreachable and his imprisonment through his manipulation. It was strongly influenced by the myth of the femme fatale.