 Stephanie
HarlandWivenhoe Stephanie
Harland documentary photography There
is an international flair to Stephanie's documentary portfolio with a
collection of photographs from Europe, North America and beyond.
Stephanie's photography has been exhibited locally, selected for
exhibition at national level and featured on photographic websites. The
Mummers Museum in Philadelphia, PA, USA has acquired two of Stephanie's
photographs for their permanent collection. Stephanie
regularly shows work at The Royal Photographic Society's annual
International Print Exhibition. In 2003 Stephanie was awarded a gold medal
by the society for a colour photograph depicting a protest outside the
U.S. Supreme Court. A black and white image 'Times Square, New York 2003'
has been selected for the 2004 print exhibition and touring group show. Stephanie
will be featured as a contributing photographer in Gomma Magazine, an
international photographic magazine to be launched in April 2005. Stephanie
is currently working on a self-initiated documentary project. Stephanie
is a partner of HARLAND PAYNE PHOTO, a locally-based professional
photography partnership offering photography and creative workshops. For
further information: HARLAND
PAYNE PHOTO Contact details: Stephanie:
tel: 01206 824988 mobile:
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Website: www.harlandpaynephoto.com Stephanie
Harland Illustration/Animation Punchy,
decorative and fluid, Stephanie's signature illustration style is
characterised by vivid digital color, fine detail and stylish pen-and-ink
line work. Digital imaging software and a graphics tablet are essential
tools of her trade, so too are processes of scanning, layering and
manipulating. Underpinning the artwork is a synergy of traditional
hands-on development and digital exploration of visual language. Stephanie's
portfolio of illustrations is diverse: from business, food and finance, to
fashion, children's books and travel. Current personal initiatives include
illustrations for children's picture books, in addition to a multi-media
project inspired by the people and places encountered on her travels. Stephanie's
food illustration is influenced by vintage food graphics, contemporary
print media and the experiences of travel. Her catalogue of prints include
sweet and savoury food groups, in addition to scenes of cafe and bar
interiors. Recent visits to Europe and North America have provided
inspiration for a personal project around the culture of food.
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