James Ward
James Ward
Visual Artist specialising in Drawing
The main focus of James Ward’s work is Natural History and his drawings have a heavy narrative element. The artist creates these narratives using both scale and anthropomorphising the animal subjects – giving them human motivations and behaviour set in unusual contexts or juxtapositions. The medium he invariably uses is pen and ink and as the artist states, “I am obsessed with Rotring pens (architect’s pens) as they allow me to produce finely detailed drawings”.
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Education
BA(Hons) Illustration
The University of Westminster,
London
BTEC Foundation studies in Art and Design
Falmouth College of Art &Design
Exhibitions
14th November 2008, ‘Graduate Show’, Stroud House Gallery, Station Road, Stroud, GL5 3AP, Exhibited Work
14th December 2008, ‘Image as text’, Stroud House Gallery, Station Road, Stroud, GL5 3AP, Exhibited Work
26th March 2009, 'Handle With Care Exhibition', Shoreditch Townhall, EC1 9LT, Organised and Exhibited Work
Visual Artist specialising in Drawing
The main focus of James Ward’s work is Natural History and his drawings have a heavy narrative element. The artist creates these narratives using both scale and anthropomorphising the animal subjects – giving them human motivations and behaviour set in unusual contexts or juxtapositions. The medium he invariably uses is pen and ink and as the artist states, “I am obsessed with Rotring pens (architect’s pens) as they allow me to produce finely detailed drawings”.
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Education
BA(Hons) Illustration
The University of Westminster,
London
BTEC Foundation studies in Art and Design
Falmouth College of Art &Design
Exhibitions
14th November 2008, ‘Graduate Show’, Stroud House Gallery, Station Road, Stroud, GL5 3AP, Exhibited Work
14th December 2008, ‘Image as text’, Stroud House Gallery, Station Road, Stroud, GL5 3AP, Exhibited Work
26th March 2009, 'Handle With Care Exhibition', Shoreditch Townhall, EC1 9LT, Organised and Exhibited Work