Saturday, 14 December 2013

Bauble Illustrations




Some illustrations of baubles for Christmas...one themed for my company, eatbigfish. The idea is that they can be screen printed on tote bags, otherwise I can separate them as use the baubles as gift labels.

Tuesday, 5 November 2013

Four Weddings and a Funeral






















A friend asked if I could make him a cut out to give to his wife for their first wedding anniversary (awww). One of her favourite films is Four Weddings and a Funeral, so we both meticulously went through the film in search for an appropriate quote. Apologies for the quality of the photos, they were taken in a hurry from my phone. This is the first time I made my own mount, it didn't go as badly as I thought it would.

Sunday, 22 September 2013

The Warriors A5 Mock-ups



 







































A friend asked if I could mock-up some designs for his favourite film, The Warriors. I tried to pick out iconic imagery from the film as the quotes are generally quite length. As these are only A5 mock-ups, I haven't added the amount of detail that I would if they were larger. I have to say my favourite is Swan...

Thursday, 8 August 2013

Story House





































eatbigfish asked me to create a Story House for them to present to a client. The concept behind it is that each story has different needs with specific occasions/audiences, which the Story House helps to illustrate. For example...the garage - stories of discovery or invention: things we take out to help us make our future.

eatbigfish specialise in challenger thinking. Visit the Challenger Project at:

http://eatbigfish.com/

Saturday, 23 March 2013

What A Wonderful World



















My Grandparents gave me numerous scalpels and a beautiful wooden box to house all of my arty bits and bobs in for my Birthday so to say thank you I have made them an A3 paper cut out. I still need to add a few details to the flowers and then frame and mount it...

De Waag























In January I was lucky enough to work in De Waag, a lovely building in the heart of Amsterdam. Although it looks like something from Disney it has a rather diverse past, some of which is quite dark; a weigh house, a fencing hall, a furniture workshop, an oil lamp workshop, a fire station, hold city archives, carry out punishments (there was a guillotine located outside), a museum, an anatomical theatre etc. I created a drawing with fine liners which I then finished off with some watercolours...I haven't used anything other than a scalpel for quite some time.