John Primmer

Light at the end of the tunnel, September 2015

“Can you add some clouds to the image?”

Today’s play with the blend tool

If you’re lucky enough to have a free Spotify account, you might come across this little advert I put together for my mate James’, for his new DVD. P.S. Sometimes goes by the name of 007

Blend Play Today

I like experimenting with the blend tool! Sony Walkman rebrand?

I do enjoy a good dance, currently to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzFOcF3g9D8

2015

I made a Chindōgu recently as part of IDEO workshop, a useless useful invention. A cutting knife that glows so you can see where you’re cutting and it also has social capabilities so you can see in real time where every knife owner is cutting, and what food they’re cutting. 

Elephant, Papier-mâché, finished with acrylic paint (2013)

A quickly composed poster. Without the need to show a real gun, the woman’s hand suggests the act of killing in a secretive, unsuspecting and feminine way.  ‘I’ll kill you’ is a figure of speech, something which slowly becomes apparent the more agitated the main character becomes with the other Heather’s behaviour, building on the pressure for the murder acts themselves.

Cleaning up the creases on my grandparents honeymoon photo from July 1955, check out the pattern in that cardigan! We celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary this year, and they even received a little telegram from the Queen (with the queen’s face on the front of course) congratulating them

Paper shapes preparation

Here’s a few of my attempts at Mickey and the fam at such a fun Disney character drawing workshop at House of Vans London during the summer. This workshop was part of a series of events for the Vans x Disney collab launch!

When you give your friend a bit of advice and you turn it into a ironic/ cliche’d photo quote/ gumpf, you know what I mean. Maybe I’ll print and frame it for him too. Words & photo by me

More fooling around on Threadless, CHECK IT OUT HERE and hit 5

The warm illustrated letters are brought to life with active and inviting hands and smile, showing that job searching can be easy and fun with your smartphone.