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DRAWING IS GOOD

Getting the space ready for the launch of our publication on thursday, details are here: symbl-01.com. 

29th January 2012



The Head of Edvard Munch as a Monumental Sculpture on the Body Strewn Beach at Warnemünde.
36 x 29 cm
2011 

4th December 2011



My new studio at SWG3. It’s cold but nice and big.

1st December 2011



One of my photographs got picked for Central Station’s 50 artists in 50 days, a series to promote their relaunch. I’m not really sure why but they picked a photograph I took of my very bad attempt at making a James Hyde-type tape sculpture. You can see it here.

28th November 2011



Edvard Munch and Rosa Meissner confront their spectral selves on a body strewn beach at Warnemünde.
23 x 22 cm
2011

25th November 2011



30 Sculptures

21st September 2011



I really mean it.

25th August 2011



19th August 2011



17th August 2011



I’m making a zine of drawings and a few photos called The Bowling Club. Coming soon.

14th August 2011



About

I'm Adam Shield, a Glasgow based artist. This is my blog where I post work-in-progress and ideas. You can find my publishing and collaborative projects below or find more of my work here.

Projects

Freelance Thanks is for when you've done something good, but there's no one there to say well done.

Symbl 01 is the first in a series of print publications and websites, being released over 2012.

Symbl 02 is the second issue and is available in shops across the UK and online HERE.

Three Books are the highlights from a large pile of sketchbooks. Mostly bad puns and doodles.

Exercise Books is black and white zine of recent drawings and watercolours.

Warenmunde is a collection of drawings. More images here.

Sleeping Patterns is on-going series of photographs taken in Glasgow.

An A5 B&W zine of drawings featuring imagined objects, sulptures, and plinths.



Working On

•A website for artist Rebecca Travis

•A collection of poetry from Bristol based writer Fred Yeast

•Symbl - 03

•A collaborative project with artist Tom Whittle



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