Image from 'Twat' magazine: Issue 1

This picture is taken from the magazine called 'Twat' which is put together by INK House Studio artists Heston Quiff, Charlie Cornflake, Ronnie Raygun, and yours truly Arnie Canoe.

The magazine will be subscription only and is an assortment of obscure imagery, along with very striped down collage pictures, basic drawings and random cut-up text.

'Twat' magazine also has a 'Sister' magazine called 'Tosspot'. This will also be subscription based and is put together by the INK House Studio artists as part of the 'Instant Nowhere Kulture' artistic output team at 'Instant Nowhere Korporation Ltd'.

Where as 'Twat' magazine is more of a striped down affair 'Tosspot' is a more kaleidoscopic, collage based dismantling of banal women's magazines, and lads mags such as 'Loaded', and 'FHM'. It then mixes them together resulting in the psychedelic mish mash that is 'Tosspot'.

Other magazines produced by INK House Studios in conjunction with the 'Instant Nowhere Kulture' team are: Jap's Eye, and Underdog. Both of these will also be available by subscription details of which will be available shortly on our website at www.instantnowhere.com.

As the website subscription is not fully in place yet the INK House Studios artists will be putting excerpts of all the magazines (like the picture above), onto the blogs for you to view for free courtesy of the 'Instant Nowhere Kulture' team at 'Instant Nowhere Korporation Ltd'.

                                                                                                         By Arnie Canoe

                                                                                    

Abstract word 1: Art



Abstract Word 1

This image is a straight forward four lined layer of the word 'Art'. Each line is written in a different colour building up to a surprisingly psychedelic image even though it is quite basic in it's construction.

The idea behind it is simple: We all look at art everyday, be it in an art gallery, a book or magazine, a photo, stunning architecture, a piece of sculpture, nature in all it's forms, or the everyday going's on in life.

This image quite simply tells you that the 'Art' you are looking at really does comprise of 'Art'. This way there is no need to for debate as to 'What it is', or 'Weather or not it is art' because the piece spells it out for you by being comprised of the very word we potentially debate and ponder..'Art'.


                                                                                                                  By Heston Quiff