Flume

This is Flume, 200m floorscape feature by Simeon Nelson together with street light by Nayan Kulkarni. It works as drainage with small pockets along the side. When it rains, water will fill in and reflects light from the street light.

Nocturne

This is Nocturne by Nayan Kulkarni, 2007. It is an intigrated color and light based artwork on the QEII Metro Bridge that crosses the Tyne between Newcastle and Gateshead. It utilizes bespoke LED lights controlled by information about the tide and a database of the digital photographs contributed by members of the public.

They Were There

These are Space Invaders spotted in Montmartre and Gare Du Nord, Paris. It's an arcade game designed by Tomohiro Nishikado in 1978. No body knew who drew this, it was just a random grafiti artist. It was meant to send a prank message to the public that the aliens were really there.

Holy Mother Of Crab

In response to Neil Hadlock's sculpture, this was what's in my mind between the boy and the crab. The mother of the crab got angry and chased the boy. The mother is 10 times the size of it's young which makes it more intimidating.

Neil Hadlock's Sculpture

This is a sculpture by Neil Hadlock's and it is situated at Marina Pier. It is a statue of a Europe family transit at Hull to America. It is made out of bronze. It is atop of block with description written on each side, 'Neil Hadlock's sculpture depicts a family from Northern Europe having left ship before continuing to Paragon Station then on by train to Liverpool then by ship to America, over 2, 200, 000 people passed through Hull and other Humber Ports to America between 1836 and 1914, statue donated 2001 to Kingston upon Hull by the Sea Trek Foundation of America as they retraced their descendants journey in Tall Ships from Northern Europe and This statue is located on the reclaimed land at 'The Bullnose' where ships waited for high tide before entering Humber Dock.' The craftsmanship of the sculpture is appealing and I really like the boy and the crab.

Fruit Crate

This is a concept art of a signpost I designed for the Fruit Market. It is a stack of fruit crate with directions to The Deep, Fruitmarket and Marina labelled on one side of each crate. I drew this using both traditional and digital techniques.

Humber Street

One of the buildings at the Fruit Market area were being repaired for office use. The workers were painting the building in white. The company who owns the building is Kingston International Construction.

CAT Zero 2

Recent youth activity organized by CAT Zero was taken place at Princes Quay where the scout team were canoeing around the dock. This activity thought them the effort of teamwork and they do this once every semester.

Hay's Galleria

This is The Navigator by David Kemp in 1987. Its a commemoration sculpture at Hay's Galleria to reflect the shipping heritage in the area. The sculpture evolves when coins are loaded heavily inside the mouth of the bird figure and triggers the machine. The materials used have that medieval effect which reminds me of Leonardo Davinci's works.

Theo Jansen: The Art Of Creating Creatures

This is a great invention by Theo Jansen, a new form of creature that are able to survive on their own on the shores. It is also a new type of transport made of electricity tube and it gets its energy from sustainable resources. It also has it's own brain using recycled bottles to detect moisture and obstacle opposing its path. The purpose of this invention is something to leave behind when mankind no longer walks the earth. This really shocked me because it is something I would do.

ARC 2

There will be an exhibition at Arc about raise of awareness in rising of sea level starting 15.04.10 until 28.04.10. They will show research on impact of flooding, varieties of solution to avoid them and some safety products for homes.

Back To The Past

This is a set up of the Fruit Market during the early 20th century at the Streetlife Musuem. They used some of the original tools, equipments, clothings and transports. The people is made of wax and the fruit is made of plastic. I took my time there and it felt as if I was travelling back to the past.

Hull Forward 2

Hull Forward had lift up a billboard at the public for the regeneration of the Fruit Market area. It says, 'life will be brought back to the historic Fruit Market in a way that celebrates its rich past, creating a vibrant new place of distinction in which to live, work and visit'. Huge event will take place soon just like last year's Clipping Race celebration.

Seed Of Fire

This is a concept art and a small model of a sculpture I designed. I was involved with ARC regeneration program. The group work was expect to create a temporary piece using the theme 'light'. This design imitate the shape of a seed and emit beams of light from the core. The design symbolises the rise of community spirit in the regeneration area.

ARC

ARC is the architecture centre for Hull. It was designed by Niall McLaughlin in 2006. Their aim is to design sustainable buildings and arts for the public realm, develop the city and create teamwork amongst other designers.

CAT Zero

CAT Zero is a youth programme development company for youngsters in Hull. It is for the age between 16 to 18 and not in work, school, college or training. It is also free. Their aim is to change youngsters lives for brighter future and give opportunity to do something different.

Hull Forward

Hull forward is an economic development company for Hull established on 01.04.08. It is supported and funded by Hull City Council, Yorkshire Forward and Homes Communities Agency. Their aim is to make Hull economic well known, expand buildings development, secure investment, grow business, increase tourist attractions and make international trade and investment such as World Trade Centre Hull and Humber.

T-bird

I designed this car using Doug Chiang's drawing techniques. Its a 21st century Thunderbird because the headlights has similar concept to the 20th century.

Fighter Ship

This is a spaceship also designed by Doug Chiang. Here I learned how to use perspective lines and play around with shapes. The laws of physics don't play an important role when creating great fictional designs.

R-robot

This is a concept art of a robot originally designed by Doug Chiang. I drew this by following his rendering techniques using marker pens and watercolor. It thought me how to convert organic form to mechanical form.