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Duke Darjeeling/
Photograph by Duke Darjeeling.
Hey Pigeons! Hey Peacocks! How’s it hanging?????
Lovin’ the magazine this month! Really great pics :]]]]] Keep up the great work!
DUKE
xxoo
Unhappy by Lauren Gamp/
Photograph by Lauren Gamp.
I took this picture for my AS coursework unit titled ‘Hidden’.
Giryung Kim/
Photography and make up by Giryung Kim.
This magazine suits my style! – I especially love the use of hot pink in issue 1 and the vintage photos in issue 2. I am also bold with my colours and absolutely adore fluorescent colours!
In the magazine I would like to see more of the ecentric clothes, which was shown in issue 1 but not issue 2. But apart from that I think the magazine is looking fabulous.
In the attached photo I drew eyes on the eyelids of two girls, trying to make it look as realistic as possible ! I also photoshopped it to make the photo look more ‘vintagy’.
Holly Dinsdale/
Illustration by Holly Dinsdale.
Hey I picked your magazine up in the LCC library a while ago. I have just finished my degree in illustration and thought i’d drop you a line! I have been doing freelance fashion illustration for around a year now and would like to contribute to pigeons and peacocks.
Holly studied BA (Hons) Illustration at LCC. Check out her blog.
Kinwai Cheung/
Photograph by Kinwai Cheung.
Kinwai is 23, from Hong Kong, and has been living in London for about a year. He is currently studying the Foundation Degree Fashion Styling and Photography. Check out his blog.
neon.tambourine/
Photograph by neon.tambourine.
A shout to neon.tambourine, who has now submitted over 50 film-only photos to the Pigeons & Peacocks Flickr pool (putting him in number-5 spot in our top contributor list).
Matjaz Tancic/
Photograph by Matjaz Tancic.
The above image is one of a series of underwater images that won 2nd year BA (Hons) Fashion Photography student Matjaz Tancic the 2009 Google Photography Prize.
Rosie Ellis/
Photograph by Rosie Ellis.
Seventeen year old photography student awaiting the magazine, with high hopes.
What’s happening is London? It’s waiting for me to grow up abit so i can apply to LCF…
Check out more of Rosie’s work on Flickr.
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