Fiona Banner

Title: The Hunt for Red October
Work Type: drawing
Date of work: 1993
Materials: medium: pencil
support: paper
Measurements: height: 2.28 m - width: 4.87 m
Style Period: contemporary art
Subject: film, story
Technique: drawing, inscription

Description:
represented as blow by blow account in text rather than images. She calls these works 'still films', impossible to read yet presenting you with the complete picture instead of the usual 'film still' from a movie which shows you a part of the film to imply the whole.'

Paul Noble - Nobson Newtown

Images in order of appearance: Nobson Central 2000 - Nobson Central (detail, right) - Nobson Central (detail, left) - Nobspital 1997/98 - Ye Olde Ruin 2003/04

I have recently completed my investigative study, on which i wrote about Paul Noble and his fantastical drawings of Nobson Newtown. As an admirer of fine detail, Noble is an obvious choice for investigation.
Noble uses a self fabricated font as the underlying features for his drawings, the hidden letters spelling out substantial influential arcane quotes of respected poetic linguists. is there anyway i could incorporate either my own realized typeface or an existing one, to enhance the foundations of my drawings? could my work be a written piece, transformed or interweaved into my drawing?