bcotmedia:

2012 London International Creative Competition
Accepting entries now!

By popular demand, the LICC 2012 deadline has been extended!

LICC invites all visual artists to submit their creative work for inclusion in the LONDON CREATIVE AWARDS.  The artwork is juried by a board of internationally esteemed artists, writers, curators, gallery owners and other luminaries of the visual arts. There is no limit to creativity. LICC has no boundaries and encourages you to push the envelope of your creativity. All disciplines are accepted.

EXTENDED Deadline: November 8, 2012
Entry Fee: Professional: £20, Student: £15
Prize: £2,000 cash prize, selected work published in LICC’s annual Book of Creative Designs,
a feature in the LICC newsletter, and the much sought after LICC Trophy at the London
Creative Awards in September of 2012.

Categories:
Advertising Design
Architectural Design
Audio/Music
Environmental Design
Fashion Design
Graphic Design
Illustration
Installation Art
Interior Design

NetArt
Painting
Performance Art
Photography
Sculpture
Textile Design
Video and Film
Web Design
Writing
Other Creative Designs

SUBMIT NOW
For more information, please visit www.thelicc.com

LICC TROPHY
Each of the 15 Final Selection winners will receive a segment of the LICC Awards Trophy. When each trophy is fit together, it will form
a completed piece of art work, like a jigsaw puzzle. On the 10th anniversary of LICC, all
the artist along with their trophies, will gather together and present their altered trophy. At that time, these piece will be united, combined, and put on display at an exhibition in London. When these separate trophies are placed together, they will embody masterpiece of collaboration.

lucyjhood:

FINAL MAJOR PROJECT

These are the garments I have created for my final major project at college. I have based my project around the seaside and beach and looked a lot into print and pattern. I printed the material myself using the screen printing process and focused on both the print and the actual design and construction of my garments. These will be shown in my college fashion show next week as well as a small exhibition of this project which features three canvases I have printed using screen printing. 

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rachaellangley-ndad:

My finished shoes!

Here you are, as promised (though a lot later than planned) are my final photos for my exhibition of me modelling my shoes! Couldn’t be happier with how these (both the shoes and the photos) have turned out, and I’m really excited for the exhibition now! :D

Only wish is that my shoes were actually comfortable to wear and walk in… lets just say, I have a really bruised foot from this shoot, and numerous cuts on my fingers from making them!

R.

LV3 Art & Design Yr1 student: mothereffingworkson:

Here is my other “All Seeing Eye” tee as show by me. 

sha-b:

Final Collection for FMP. All fabrics now purchased just got to crack on and make the damn thing. I see a few sleepless nights on the horizon!

Harmless Creatures

Harmless Creatures recreated the characters from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. A beautiful re-telling and interpretation of costumes for theatre.

http://harmlesscreatures.com/index.html

PIGEONS &  PEACOCKS

Launched by London College of Fashion in 2008 amidst the sound of Babycham corks and silver trays full of posh scotch eggs, Issue 1 of our annual magazine was unleashed. Now on Issue 3 (and getting bigger every year) Pigeons and Peacocks is still bringing you pages and pages of the best designers, photographers, illustrators and bigmouths with a lot to say.

COPIES NOW AVAILABLE IN THE OFFICE (limited editions so ask Natalie or Nichole fast before they all go!)

http://www.pigeonsandpeacocks.com

sha-b:

Screen printing my Red or Dead fabric. I lost some definition because of the nature of my fabric, but I think overall it looks alright!

LV3 Fashion YR2 Ben Shallow - Screen printing his fabric for the Red or Dead Competition.