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i go to edinburgh college of art studying illustration, take a look at my work, and if anything interests you feel free to contact me, also prints of a lot of my work is for sale so email me at oliverninnis@hotmail.co.uk if you're interested, or give me a comment. CHEERS!
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gloomy dinner talk
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a family having dinner when the son brings up a certain topic
22nd Mar 2010, 13:28
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double bass player
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whilst out in the meadows drawing, spotted a three piece band playing.
sketch book work
a few pages from my sketch book with a few ideas im working on.
childrens rights
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a uni project. animated by me. voiced by alexander johnson and oliver ninnis
The Lemon Transformer
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another poster i was forced to design by my tormentors.
Exhibition
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An exhibition me and fellow illustrator James Albon (www.jamesalbon.blogspot.com) are having in Edinburgh at the Wee Red Lounge at Edinburgh College Of Art.
Two complete idiots made an enormous mistake in booking the Wee Red Lounge several weeks ago, and in a moment of panic, have thrown an phenomenal amount of nonsense at the walls. Come point and laugh, but do not touch.
Two complete idiots made an enormous mistake in booking the Wee Red Lounge several weeks ago, and in a moment of panic, have thrown an phenomenal amount of nonsense at the walls. Come point and laugh, but do not touch.
17th Feb 2010, 19:58
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Robots In Society
example from a book im making.
its the future and robots have just been introduced into our society. every few years the progress has to be assessed by a company (like oftsted school reports).
its the future and robots have just been introduced into our society. every few years the progress has to be assessed by a company (like oftsted school reports).
It's Time
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dont think the future will change much