This article discusses place, memory and drawing. It suggests that ‘place’ can be a key theme for illustrators and artists - a container and metaphor for social, political and historical ideas. Using personal case studies, memory is considered as a storeroom of ideas with a close connection to the imagination. Atmosphere, mood and the role of colour, light and shadow are presented as primary ways of communicating complex ideas through intuition and emotion, in addition to the language of intellect, reason and the conceptual
The aim of my practice is to witness and record the contested regeneration process taking place at t...
An exhibition and catalogue publication with supporting lecture. The Exhibition focuses on drawing a...
What is a memory? What is the past? A memory is not happening in terrain, in section or in plan. All...
The chapter looks at how drawing can be used as a primary working method to record and reinvent plac...
This paper discusses how drawing might mitigate ‘loss’ of place. By memorialising, recalling, reimag...
Where do creative images come from? Are they replications of the observed, in reality, memory or via...
This paper addresses the fundamental question: How does drawing on site inform the way we think abou...
This article presents part of the process leading to the large-scale three-dimensional drawing entit...
In this article, poem-drawing is proposed as an emotive tool to interweave observations of place, th...
How can illustration investigate, record and intervene in urban environments? Stephanie Black and Lu...
By investigating the connections between drawing, object and memory, this research project operates...
As children after modernism we have learned to deliberately dislocate and abstract historical associ...
The research is concerned with questioning the role of drawing as primarily concerned with represent...
In architecture we make drawings to be precise and imprecise. Our imprecise sketches are impressions...
This paper is a practice-led account of the relationship between lost city spaces, post-war redevelo...
The aim of my practice is to witness and record the contested regeneration process taking place at t...
An exhibition and catalogue publication with supporting lecture. The Exhibition focuses on drawing a...
What is a memory? What is the past? A memory is not happening in terrain, in section or in plan. All...
The chapter looks at how drawing can be used as a primary working method to record and reinvent plac...
This paper discusses how drawing might mitigate ‘loss’ of place. By memorialising, recalling, reimag...
Where do creative images come from? Are they replications of the observed, in reality, memory or via...
This paper addresses the fundamental question: How does drawing on site inform the way we think abou...
This article presents part of the process leading to the large-scale three-dimensional drawing entit...
In this article, poem-drawing is proposed as an emotive tool to interweave observations of place, th...
How can illustration investigate, record and intervene in urban environments? Stephanie Black and Lu...
By investigating the connections between drawing, object and memory, this research project operates...
As children after modernism we have learned to deliberately dislocate and abstract historical associ...
The research is concerned with questioning the role of drawing as primarily concerned with represent...
In architecture we make drawings to be precise and imprecise. Our imprecise sketches are impressions...
This paper is a practice-led account of the relationship between lost city spaces, post-war redevelo...
The aim of my practice is to witness and record the contested regeneration process taking place at t...
An exhibition and catalogue publication with supporting lecture. The Exhibition focuses on drawing a...
What is a memory? What is the past? A memory is not happening in terrain, in section or in plan. All...