In addition to Disorder stuff, this one's got some early ideas about what became (U)KA. (Timelapse video here!)
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| Starting to design some of the people whose names appear in the same documents as William's name at Durham County Record Office, cross-referenced with an electoral register from 1834 (UK Poll Books & Electoral Registers, 1538-1893, which I downloaded on a trip to the National Archives) |
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| More ideas for Bridget's pages of Disorder, including a reference to Théodore Géricault's Raft of the Medusa (1818-19) |
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| Most of this spread is ideas for the boys' pages, except the upper left-hand page, which is when I had an ocular migraine and temporarily lost some of the sight in my right eye for, like, half a day. Looks like it might've impaired my drawing ability. (This was entertaining, but not the funniest medical drama I had when I was working on Disorder - that was my appendix. The link doesn't lead to anything grisly, just sketchbook IBJ which has some useful drawings that I got out of the experience.) |
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| Another visual list-diagram-thing of William's associates, this time from London. These people mostly turn up in his adverts - prospective clients could visit them and ask them about his school |
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| Further work towards Bridget's pages |
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| Most of the graphite on this spread is about some of the symbols I included in Bridget's pages. Upper right-hand page has a silly drawing about the power of the researcher/ creator in depicting people from your case study. |
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| Initial ideas about layouts for pages in the thesis |
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| Bits for that paper. I wish I'd given it a slightly different title. I dunno, it just seems a bit lofty... I must've thought it was decent at the time, and it does describe the contents, does what it says on the tin, so I suppose it's alright really |
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