ISSUE #6 - RABBITS

Issue #6, RABBITS, was drawn in the middle of an important project - children's books - at uni, but we still have some fantastic contributions this week! Thanks goes to Ella (http://elladraws.blogspot.com/) for the cute cover this week.

Claiming and Naming

Hey guys,
Because the doodles aren't signed, and people have been asking, I'm going to be putting the names of all the illustrators in a comment with every post. I've done the ones I can remember straight off and will confirm the others before posting! If anyone has some cool ideas for the next theme, let me know then, ok?
Also, I've found out that I can't comment on Firefox, and have to use Internet explorer instead, if any of you are having trouble adding comments as well. Just a heads up.

See you soon!

ISSUE #5 - ARCTIC ANIMALS

Theme inspired by a recent documentary with Richard Attenborough, this week's Bored Illustration Student's issue cover was drawn by Liz (website n/a). Some students started using colour, which will hopefully still come out tonally in the greyscale black and white mini-zine prints, but for those checking the images out on this blog you can enjoy a bit more variation than usual! Also, a couple of new illustrators have joined in this week, so check out their websites and details on the 'Who We Are' page. Let us know what you think! Here's the images:

ISSUE #4 - GREMLINS

Issue #4, GREMLINS, has Kate Evans (http://kaeillustration.blogspot.com/) to thank for its beautiful cover this week! This theme was particularly challenging for the exhausted bored illustration students, who spent the day squeezing all their creativity into their projects...but still were able to doodle us some Gremlins, so here they are:

ISSUE #3 - GHOSTS

Issue #3 is 'GHOSTS' in honour of Halloween! The cover for this issue was drawn by Emily (http://emilyafox.blogspot.com/). It's surprisingly hard to doodle a good-looking ghost...here's the rest of the artwork:

ISSUE #2 - OWLS

Issue #2 is 'OWLS'! Only when people started drawing did we realise that we don't know what owls look like, exactly...This issue's cover was a blind contour drawing by Max (http://maxhadley.blogspot.com/). The rest of the artwork:

ISSUE #1 - CATS

The first issue of BORED ILLUSTRATION STUDENTS begins with the theme 'Cats'! The cover for this issue was drawn by George (ggillustration.blogspot.com). The rest of the artwork: