The work of Yusuke Aonuma
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The work of Yusuke Aonuma

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BEN FROST
Ben Frost is an Australian visual artist who takes mainstream iconography from advertising, entertainment and politics and creates a visual framework that is bold, confronting and controversial.
On the left we see his work on prescription drugs and the effects they have on society. He uses acrylic and spray paint on canvas to make his pieces. I did similar work (on the right), by illustrating the distraction that drugs have on us, especially in the society we live in today. I used markers on actual prescription drug boxes.
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Concept of s e l f
Final collection of masks for my 'Putting on my face' project. 1. DAS air dry clay, acrylic and varnish 2. Plaster and cotton 3. Masking tape and acrylic 4. Foam board and cotton stuffed silk sewn together 5. Latex and varnish 6. Handmade paper, thread, acrylic and water colour 7. Cotton stuffed silk and acrylic 8. DAS air dry clay, acrylic and varnish 9. Canvas, acrylic and thread sewn in 10. Latex, cling film and varnish 11. Plaster, acrylic and PVA 12. DAS air dry clay, acrylic and varnish

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ANDREW RAE
Andrew Rae is an illustrator from London, UK. He uses simple hand rendered lines and combination of paper, felt pens, water colours and digital media to render irreverent images of characters, ghouls, robots and other creatures.Â
His work ( on the left) is very similar to my own illustrations I’ve done of people in and around the city.Â
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