Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Thursday, 4 April 2013

An alternative history in FMA

I just had a thought about Fullmetal Alchemist (one of my favorite mangas of all time) and its a scary one.

What if... Maes Hughes lived through the events of the story and lived long enough to see the invention of... the carousel slide projector? Oh the horror!

Imagine that! Endless slideshows of baby pictures of Elicia (Which is made worse for Elicia, if you consider that the events of FMA take place in the 1910s and will be in her 40s by the time the slideshow horror).


I did plan to have my own drawings to be on the wall of this picture, but it will have taken ages.
So I had to modify other people's images, so sorry to the original creators of these images. 
I do plan to replace them with my own in the future.

Or maybe, Elicia (or Hues' "friends") will stage their own slideshows as revenge.

I know Armstrong and Fuery aren't in this picture. 
It'll be 50 years since the events of the story,
 so I'm going to leave to you to ponder why they aren't there.

I recently found a fan fiction about Mustang's division doing The Rocky Horror Show as a charity performance. The only qualm I have about this fic is that The Rocky Horror Show wasn't first performed until.... 1973! But the idea is crazy enough for me to forgive the author. The second chapter was only published on the 29th March but I think this is worth reading.




Dedicated to the memory oBrigadier General Maes Hughes 
1885-1914

Friday, 30 November 2012

Posters - 2012

These three posters were for an exhibition for 4th year work at the Paisley campus at the University of the West of Scotland in June 2012.

(These images have been reduced in resolution for loading onto this blog. 
The original images were made for printing on A2.)

The Pile

Information Overload

The Jam


Tuesday, 13 November 2012

Stonehouse Primary (old) 2008


This is a photo-collage of Stonehouse Primary School. The collage was created in 2008 from photos I took from my parents bedroom. The building itself was demolished in 2011 and was replaced by a more modern building, which opened in September 2012. It had an open day on the 7th November and I had a browse with my parents and nephew (Who's a student there).