Last few bags for sale!
My last few limited edition screenprinted bags are being sold at Kathleen & Lilly's in Nottingham.
The bags are selling at £15, so grab yours before they all go!!
Saturday, 27 September 2008
Bags for sale in Kathleen & Lilly's
Last few bags for sale!
My last few limited edition screenprinted bags are being sold at Kathleen & Lilly's in Nottingham.
The bags are selling at £15, so grab yours before they all go!!
Wednesday, 24 September 2008
Left Lion Commission
10 Things to do before you leave Nottingham University
A few of these include eating a pea fritter in a cob, the Wednesday ritual of reading the jobs paper, spending £20 in our bountiful supply of pound shops and knowing what dobby scarecrow is?? Puzzled?...... Check this out in the next issue!
Friday, 12 September 2008
TWBA Advertisment for Irish Times
Broadsheets from Irish Times
Here's a sneaky peek at what my illustration's for the Irish Times looked like when they went to press!
Tuesday, 9 September 2008
Freeq Magazine Commission
The Great British Summer
Or not! Nottingham based Freeq Magazine commissioned me to do a piece on my feelings towards the Great British Summer- think I summed it up pretty well :)
Radio Times Commission
Silent Nights
An illustration for the Lovely Radio Times on a new Radio 4 Play entitled Silent Nights. The drama is about a man whose fanatical obsession with noise pollution makes him take extreme measures to achieve silence. Unable to put up with his obsession any more, his wife leaves him for another man (you cant blame her really!)
This issue comes out Tuesday 16th September, make sure you get a copy!
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- Gemma Latimer
- Inspired by Circuses, Victoriana, and Surrealism I create collage’s combining the past and present through a mixture of found imagery, illustration, photography and drawing. Working with collage and my trusted photocopier I create all of my work by hand, frequenting second hand shops, car boot sales and markets to build up my ever growing archive of second hand books, magazines, photographs and postcards. I always create my work by hand, only using a computer for layout at final stages. I like my illustration to have a certain tangibility, a quality that cannot be captured by digital means alone, even if that is as small as a blob of ink or a smudge on a photocopy.