Another Escape

I have recently got involved in my classmate, Rachel Taylor’s project called Another Escape.  This is a brand she is creating that will ultimately act as a showcase and creative platform for young practitioners.
She has asked a handful of us to produce an image that shows adventure and/or escape.
I have found that the majority of my inspiration comes from the objects around me. The little things in life that at first appear mundane, can take on new life and meaning when illustrated with intense detail. I feel that it is these little moments in life, often overlooked, which give us a method of escape.
As an escape from stress, even if its just for ten minutes, I like to have a cup of tea and a ‘couple’ of biscuits.I believe that most people would be able to relate to this every day, easy way to escape life.
An escape doesn’t have to be big.
The solution can be in the little things in life.
Therefore I came up with this piece. It demonstrates my continuing work with the biscuit theme that I started for Anorak Magazine, combined with my theory that we should acknowledge  the little things we enjoy in life and indulge in these moments to find happiness.
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About louwyart

My name is Louise Wyatt and I am currently in my 3rd year of studying illustration at The Arts University Collage at Bournemouth. I am continually exploring the wild frontier of illustration along with developing my skills within a range of art subjects such as textiles, animation, 3D sculpture and teaching art itself. I have had many opportunities to collaborate with other illustrators as well as working with clients within acting, costume and fashion. I am always on the look out for areas in the industry, such as advertising, fashion and narrative illustration,where my artwork can represent, interpret, and heighten the meaning of the subject to the best of my ability. View all posts by louwyart

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