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Each frame of the animation is a pencil drawing coloured digitally with watercolour textures. I used minimal shading in the drawings, except for subtle hatching around the features and cheekbones.

I’ve always enjoyed David Bowie’s music. I have fond nostalgic memories connected to songs such as Jean Genie, Space Oddity and Under Pressure (Queen is also a family favourite here). Me and my sister used to sing Space Oddity; with me in charge of the spoken countdown parts and trying to verbally replicate the guitar and string sequence after “liftoff”. Jean Genie is one of my dad’s favourite Bowie tracks, and possibly one of his favourite tracks in general. We still listen to it together with the same enjoyment as we did while I was growing up, it will never get old! I was also of course captivated by Bowie in the film Labyrinth when I went round a friends house to see it in the late 90’s/early 00’s.

It was in the last 4-5 years that I became even more absorbed in Bowie’s work, obsessively listening, learning, familiarising myself with what/who interested him, watching his interviews.. etc. When the ‘David Bowie is..’ exhibition came around in 2013 I couldn’t be happier! It was incredible to see a whole archive of outfits, lyrics, props and paintings in the flesh.

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Bowie seemed to reinvent himself at every opportunity. These changes made him such a fascinating artist and were obviously key to his long-term success. He was a brilliant painter too.

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I like being my own boss, and having the freedom and control to choose certain projects, and set my own hours. Ultimately I’m turning a lifelong hobby into a career.

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