CHRISTIE HJ
My own Illustrations, Costume and Animations

Email for Submissions: christiehj@hotmail.co.uk
CHRISTIE HJ
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“It is not only fine feathers that make fine birds.” Aesop
Christies costume series titled Fine feathers, Fine bird’s focuses on exploring the potential of reusing, reworking and re-presenting of everyday materials. Plastic is a common article in our everyday lives and up until recently was taken to landfills to biodegrade at an extremely low rate. In 2009 Europe ended up with a total of 24 tonne of end of year plastics, of which only 13Mtonne was recycled. 
Fine feathers, fine Bird’s focuses on creating a contrast between our urban and natural environments using exotic birds made from plastics as a metaphor. The birds are created to represent beautiful creatures that, on closer inspection are made from common disposable plastic objects that are fundamentally affecting the creatures in their natural habitats.

“It is not only fine feathers that make fine birds.” Aesop
Christies costume series titled Fine feathers, Fine bird’s focuses on exploring the potential of reusing, reworking and re-presenting of everyday materials. Plastic is a common article in our everyday lives and up until recently was taken to landfills to biodegrade at an extremely low rate. In 2009 Europe ended up with a total of 24 tonne of end of year plastics, of which only 13Mtonne was recycled. 
Fine feathers, fine Bird’s focuses on creating a contrast between our urban and natural environments using exotic birds made from plastics as a metaphor. The birds are created to represent beautiful creatures that, on closer inspection are made from common disposable plastic objects that are fundamentally affecting the creatures in their natural habitats.

“It is not only fine feathers that make fine birds.” Aesop
Christies costume series titled Fine feathers, Fine bird’s focuses on exploring the potential of reusing, reworking and re-presenting of everyday materials. Plastic is a common article in our everyday lives and up until recently was taken to landfills to biodegrade at an extremely low rate. In 2009 Europe ended up with a total of 24 tonne of end of year plastics, of which only 13Mtonne was recycled. 
Fine feathers, fine Bird’s focuses on creating a contrast between our urban and natural environments using exotic birds made from plastics as a metaphor. The birds are created to represent beautiful creatures that, on closer inspection are made from common disposable plastic objects that are fundamentally affecting the creatures in their natural habitats.
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A sneak peek at my ‘I’m Crepuscular’ Series
Porcupine made from burnt chopsticks
Owl made from molded cutlery
A sneak peek at my ‘I’m Crepuscular’ Series
Porcupine made from burnt chopsticks
Owl made from molded cutlery
A sneak peek at my ‘I’m Crepuscular’ Series
Porcupine made from burnt chopsticks
Owl made from molded cutlery
A sneak peek at my ‘I’m Crepuscular’ Series
Porcupine made from burnt chopsticks
Owl made from molded cutlery
A sneak peek at my ‘I’m Crepuscular’ Series
Porcupine made from burnt chopsticks
Owl made from molded cutlery
I love making costumes and working with models! Thanks Harley Ross!
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A project based on the word ‘Terrorism’
A project based on the word ‘Terrorism’
A project based on the word ‘Terrorism’
A project based on the word ‘Terrorism’
A project based on the word ‘Terrorism’
A project based on the word ‘Terrorism’
A project based on the word ‘Terrorism’
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Our second year Guerilla Hang
Our second year Guerilla Hang
Our second year Guerilla Hang
Our second year Guerilla Hang
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Part 3 of my personal project
Photography James Hissett
Part 3 of my personal project
Photography James Hissett
Part 3 of my personal project
Photography James Hissett
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Part 2 of my Personal Project
Photography James Hissett
Part 2 of my Personal Project
Photography James Hissett
Part 2 of my Personal Project
Photography James Hissett
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Personal Project
To represent a traditional tribal costume using found ephmera
Photography James Hissett
Personal Project
To represent a traditional tribal costume using found ephmera
Photography James Hissett
Personal Project
To represent a traditional tribal costume using found ephmera
Photography James Hissett
Personal Project
To represent a traditional tribal costume using found ephmera
Photography James Hissett
Personal Project
To represent a traditional tribal costume using found ephmera
Photography James Hissett