Ghetto (Hardcover)

by Adam Broomberg (Author), Oliver Chanarin (Author)

jack showed me this ridiculous book. really interesting reading about other peoples mental states and what they do. also got prisons and retirement communities. accompanied by some amazing photographs.

extract : The answers they received to their questions were both revealing and absurd, but with the powerful and dramatic truths that they found, for instance, with Rafael, a patient in the mental asylum in Cuba: "What are you scared of Rafael?", "I'm afraid of the outside". "Why?". "Because Rafael is there and I don't want to see him". "But you are Rafael". "Now you understand what I'm scared of".

birds are nice, make sure you hit um in the chest

blurry picture, drug utopia, laughin n stuff














the view form my front door, like the lighting, havent painted for SO long

merlin - retired
















some doodles at graffiti workshop, obviously had to draw tampon man

matt taylor, pretty coool colours




















found this off a blog, god knows what hes eaten

just got back from charlies
cant go wrong with alcohol and
a rubber ring













using my friends faces to create some
ridiculous designs. My pen ran out too,
deeep

coloured him in, didnt take long as you can see

5 minute face

did a drawing for my firends blog
http://penismightierthanthesword.wordpress.com/

been to charlies a lot, done pretty much the same thign everytime, i draw, they play. fine by me, fifa is boring. gradually get better

haFF to mix is around a bit

Mum got me some brush pen, so sick for shadows and drawing out a piece, black brings it out

some pictures that are nice

Final piece for editorial project, the fully finished version is somewhere just have no clue where

just some characters in my sketchbook, used one of the bottom faces in a graffiti mural but don't have a picture of it yet (coming soon)

was feeling a bit festive, actually really pleased with the outcome, the watercolours were treating me well

final pieces for my narrative project, looking at the story of daedalus and icarus. standard watercolours

The other day at uni james showed me how to use illustrator. so thought, mayswell give it a go save me havign to spend hours on photoshop outlining everything. messed about with an owl i drew, didnt take long, nothing speical. like the colours though.