This is a character sheet I have created of a girl I plan to use in a picture book story. I want to build on my variety of expressions so I am confident in illustrating all kinds of emotions.
Wednesday, 12 September 2012
Sunday, 9 September 2012
Bunny Girl
This is the fourth of a new set of illustrations which introduce a more realistic finish. This is my last girl character before I move onto creating some characters with a bigger breadth of age, including a step-mother type, and a grandfather. I will print these as promo work and send them to publishers.
New character illustration
This is an illustration based on the father character in my first story Piano & the Boy. The style is not at all caricatured unlike the previous character. I am working on a crop of illustrations with this realistic finish, however I do plan to complete my previous stories and continue the more cartoon-like style of Piano & the Boy and Halo.
Wednesday, 5 September 2012
Girl with pink hair!
This is my brand new illustration I have been perfecting for quite a while. I wanted to evolve my illustration style so it has a more realistic aspect, yet with some slight caricaturing with the larger head comparative to the rest of the body. I also wanted to infuse a style that could be described as both modern and vintage 50s, which is a theme and direction I began with Piano & the Boy and have now consciously continued and refined.
Pudding Lane
This is my reinvisioning of 17th Century London Pudding Lane where the Great Fire began. The famouse St Pauls Cathedral cowers over in the distance, whilst roaming rats and claustrophobically close-knit houses depict the austerity of this period. This piece is for a start up theatre in London to whom I have created several pieces for in the last 2 years.
ITS TIMMMMMMMMMMMEEEE!
This is a poster I designed and illustrated for UFC 150 using different grades of grey pens.
It features MMA fighters from two bouts, Henderson v Edgar & Cerrone v Guillard (with the latter's trademark blonde barnet), and legendary octagon announcer Bruce Buffer hosting precedings in the centre.
It features MMA fighters from two bouts, Henderson v Edgar & Cerrone v Guillard (with the latter's trademark blonde barnet), and legendary octagon announcer Bruce Buffer hosting precedings in the centre.
Sunday, 2 September 2012
Peter Pan illustration
Tuesday, 7 August 2012
Teaser
Here is a sneaky teaser of the new piece I have been working on. I really want my work to touch on all bases: with a taste for fashion; to be executed with high quality, whilst achieving a strong variety of expressions across my characters.
I'm going to put the foot on the gas and have this piece completed for the middle of the week before starting a commission to quickly follow up 'The Victorians' piece, this time Peter Pan
I'm going to put the foot on the gas and have this piece completed for the middle of the week before starting a commission to quickly follow up 'The Victorians' piece, this time Peter Pan
Wednesday, 1 August 2012
New Piece
This is a sneaky preview at a new piece I am working on, a girl of around 12 who will have bright pink hair. I aim to illustrate around 6 new picture book characters to show my range of ability in illustrating a variety of people types, and some animals too!
Monday, 30 July 2012
New theatre show illustration
This is an illustration I have produced for a show called 'The Victorians' which tells of a boy's toils in Victorian England. It is the fourth time I have been commissioned by a small theatre company in London to produce these illustrations and I hope there's more to come as it is an enjoyable side project.
Friday, 27 July 2012
Fraggle Rock Competition Entry!
This is my entry for the Fraggle Rock 30th Anniversary design competition. The winners design will be used as official merchandise to celebrate the 30th anniversary and have a trip to LA! Voting begins in August, watch this space!
Sunday, 8 July 2012
Sunday, 10 June 2012
'Rise Again' cover art produced for The Rainband
This is the completed voluntary piece I undertook by request of The Rainband in aid of the Marco Simoncelli Foundation for the tribute single 'Rise Again'. Here is a snapshot of the lovely reaction I received on Facebook for this illustration, thanks to each and every one of the 56 Likers!
Fraggle taster!
I will soon be unveiling my design for the Fraggle Rock 30th Anniversary competition.
I am putting the finishing touches- bunting and party hats onto my fraggles!
I am putting the finishing touches- bunting and party hats onto my fraggles!
Wednesday, 6 June 2012
Zizzi 'Fresh Talent' plate design Competition
My entry for the ‘Fresh Talent’ competition has a vintage approach. I have incorporated the colours of the flag of Italy- home to Zizzi’s cuisine- into my design.
The pose of the barmaid echoes the style of classic pin-ups. Her dark features reflect her Mediterranean roots and the wine glasses embody the spirit of Italian culture.
The illustration blends lush glamour and a sense of home and promotes the freshness and authenticity of the Italian cuisine at Zizzi’s, which is ‘Deliciously Stylish’.
The winner of this competition has their design printed and used in 250 Zizzi restaurants across the UK.
Friday, 25 May 2012
Cover Art for The Rainband
This is the cover art for Manchester based The Rainband for their new single 'Rise Again' in tribute of Marco Simoncelli. Its the third cover design I have done in this year, following the 2 competition winning designs for Florence + the Machine and Ladyhawke.
Monday, 23 April 2012
Serco Prize for Illustration 2012 Entry 'Brompton Road'
This is the first time I have entered the Serco Prize for Illustration in collaboration with London Transport Museum, this year's theme is Secret London.
This poster design is titled 'Brompton Road', named after the little known Underground station which was closed down in the mid 1930s, before being used as a control centre during WWII. I have reimagined the tube station harking back to its 1930s heyday, drenched in romance and optimism.
This poster design is titled 'Brompton Road', named after the little known Underground station which was closed down in the mid 1930s, before being used as a control centre during WWII. I have reimagined the tube station harking back to its 1930s heyday, drenched in romance and optimism.
Along with physically depicting the Underground/Overground systems, it also bridges the evolution of transport. As Brompton Road's legacy ended, tentative steps were being made towards the production of the new Routemaster, eventually rolling out in 1954 and has now become the iconic red London bus.
Ladyhawke Portrait Competition Entry
Hot off the heels of the Florence Competition, I have submitted my illustration for the Ladyhawke Portrait competition, the 20 hand picked winners will be promoted across social media channels and have a special 12" vinyl pressing of their winning entry printed and signed.
This is my entry, there are 20 hours left to vote on this illustration. If you like it, do vote for it!
http://www.talenthouse.com/creativeinvites/preview/a4f408c545debc275c003380b85bcaab/510
This is my entry, there are 20 hours left to vote on this illustration. If you like it, do vote for it!
http://www.talenthouse.com/creativeinvites/preview/a4f408c545debc275c003380b85bcaab/510
Florence + the Machine Limited Edition Vinyl Competition Update
A cheeky grin at the Idea Generation Gallery, Shoreditch, London
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