Amongst other things.
More to come. Real soon.
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2010/01/24 • 23:25 0
THIS IS WHERE I’M AT.
working on a window display, never thought i would i have to display this. i think i have a splinter or two. of glass. thats right.
this is a sketch of what i got going on…
thats that etching so far. only time will tell you.
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2010/01/19 • 17:51 0
FINAL RUN, BUT NOT THE LAST.
Thanks again to Aviva!
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2010/01/13 • 19:27 0
NEWER WORK.
The scene of an illustration going down. A new one from The New York Times. For the Op-Ed section. Thanks to Aviva Michaelov. Final run to come!
Pie chart. Not my handy work.
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2010/01/11 • 10:32 0
LOOKING FORWARD.
This is a new logo I just finished for my friend Peggy O’Leary. She has started a new comedy night, and wanted a logo that could be used a sticker, and overall make people think, what could that be for? The logo is inspired by emoticons, as a representation of the many emotions comedians and their audiences go through. And with a limited budget, I stuck to black and white. I chose to take a step back, and have them hopefully garner the response for the right reasons.
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2010/01/02 • 11:25 0
KICKING IT BACK OFF.
Now that the holidays are over, I have returned to a some-what normal routine. In the next few days I will post some sketches and the like from some newer projects I have been working on (trying to at least.)
Happy New Year.
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2009/12/23 • 20:54 0
GHOST TOWN.
This blog has been one!
can you feel it? I have been M.I.A, with out the success though. Please forgive me, not only have the posts been less visual, and more critical, if that. I have just damn near seemed to of given up!
Not true!
The holidays are here, and I have been fully entrenched in my website building, on a personal basis. A one sided relationship it continues to be. I have shown myself, though, more things in the past week. then I ever thought I could in dear ol’ dreamweaver. Now I know why they call it so.
Three more televisions met their maker, and therefor came home with me. If only I could get outside to spray them white and not get sprayed myself. It is too cold and wet. A shame. I am working on 3 new pieces though, another diptyque along with one large one.
With the exception of a few. you all did let me down, with a call to arms. Or memories. Please do e-mail. Please.
Been working hard on these things, among others:
-my website
-finding a job
-a zine / art book
-a couple of logos
-new pieces
*and first and foremost ideas for the DWR window display.
With all of this said. it is the holidays. And I am out of town. I wish everyone a happy _________. When the holidays are up, I will be posting more, and more visually too! Promised.
Cheers
—James
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2009/12/14 • 11:49 0
RECESSION MUSIC.
Been dipping in—to this lately, getting it done to this. A new week. New posts coming straight to your face.
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2009/12/07 • 13:05 0
A SIXTY SECOND SPOT, AT LEAST.
I would like to ask everyone for a minute of their time, to tell me about a time. A time when you felt so connected to something you saw on television. It can be anything, any moment, public, private, sad, happy, funny, whatever it may be. You name it, I want to know about it. Please e-mail me at james@jameslawrencehughes.com or leave a comment below (if you prefer to stay anonymous.)
(I remember waking up at 5 a.m. to get off to school as a young man, all the while watching Princess Diana’s very public funeral procession on the tube. I still remember how a card scripted with “Mummy” sat on one of many floral arrangements atop her casket.)
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2009/12/07 • 12:13 0
SOME MORE OF THAT “OLDER” WORK.
This Mural was a take on contemporary community murals. It pulls from the positives and negatives from a community (the section of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, in which I used to live.) While trying to make light of a problem in a positive and fun, heartfelt manner. The mural was up for roughly 4 months, or until the construction crew had finished the new building that was going up at the site.
Above:
Fresh Bricks Drown Out Heels Clicked
2009
Mural
Digital Print, wheat pasted
6.5 feet x 10.5 feet
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