I found Kate Slaters' work on www.illustrationmundo.com. She makes her illustrations by suspending separate, collaged elements from a framework on the wall, and then photographing this image to create the final illustration. This unique way of working came about while she was experimenting with cutouts and shadows in a sunny window. She has always enjoyed working in 3D and thinks she has discovered the perfect, if peculiar, combination. Yet despite being a paper-hoarding collage-holic, Kate also fills sketchbooks with pencil drawings. For her degree show she made elements at a much larger scale.
Monday, 20 October 2008
Kate Slater
I found Kate Slaters' work on www.illustrationmundo.com. She makes her illustrations by suspending separate, collaged elements from a framework on the wall, and then photographing this image to create the final illustration. This unique way of working came about while she was experimenting with cutouts and shadows in a sunny window. She has always enjoyed working in 3D and thinks she has discovered the perfect, if peculiar, combination. Yet despite being a paper-hoarding collage-holic, Kate also fills sketchbooks with pencil drawings. For her degree show she made elements at a much larger scale.
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