it sure has been a long time...got totally overwhelmed with so much freelance work, which is great i guess, but anyway i started a painting to enter in last months alien challenge - and only just got round to finishing the stupid thing. so missed the deadline but thought i'd post it anyway. hope you like it.
Here are some wine glasses I've created using the 3D program Cinema 4D .... they look like photographs (but they ar not ;) ....
The end of the academic year is always a busy period for me, sorting out exhibitions and marking work. Thankfully it is now the summer break and I have been able to spend more time on my Illustration work. I have been doing this whilst also moving home and setting up my new studio. Drawing at my desk, surrounded by boxes has been my daily routine as of late, so it was a nice change to do some in-house work at Tigerprint's lovely and spacious studio near the Yorkshire Dales. I was there for a week and worked on a variety of projects from packaging to calenders. The resulting artwork should be appearing in the shops some time in the next few months so keep your eyes peeled! Below is one of the card designs I was asked to produce. 
I'm heading back up the M1 later this month to do some more work for Tigerprint and stay in the infamous cottage (a place where freelancers rest their weary head), so will show what I come up with when I get back.
In this detail, I'm pleased with how my current scanner maintains the texture without 'fringing'.
What's that noise I hear? Coming out of the woods? It's this month's Illustration Dust Challenge...BIGFOOT!
( Click on the image to get a better view)
Bit of an experiment in this piece, trying to use my style in a slightly more symmetrical way, as the writing becomes a pattern, I thought it would be interesting to carry on that logic by repeating elements of my graffiti/writing/scribbles to make a pattern and in itself creating a new dimension of my style, slightly more composed I think rather than the usual randomness only held together by focal points, composition and subjects. Let me know what you think? Also check out a few new pieces I have on my blog and flickr. Add me up if your on flickr or twitter I'd love to see your work :)
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A 200mm study in oils of a larger monochrome piece I'm planning.
From an image by photographer Virginie Dubois.
The values in the detail are closer to the original.
A few new pieces from an exhibition of work that Kevin Winter and I had at 139 Greenwich South Street recently
This is an image I did quite a long time ago... it's my first post here, just to introduce myself! I hope to put new illustrations up on this site later.
Heya Im a new member so heres an example of my illustration. Please feel free to visit my blog or website. I will be uploading more images soon. I would love to hear any feedback!
Thanks :)
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