Another illustration for Cage and Aviary birds, this time about a budgie called Joey who had quite the reportoire of set-piece saying. A very clever chappy.
The illustration in the magazine - June 26th 2008
Thursday 26 June 2008
Cage and Aviary Birds Newspaper - A very chatty budgie - June 26th 2008
Categories
Cage and Aviary Birds Magazine,
Editorial
Friday 13 June 2008
Canadian Running Magazine - May/June 2008
Runners in Love for Canada's "Gripped" rock climbing magazine.
And look what plopped through my letter box this morning! How's about that for a hefty spread, nice!
Categories
Canada,
Canadian Running Magazine,
Editorial
Friday 6 June 2008
Underground - Dance Troupe on Brighton Seafront
My friend Claire is in a dance company that did a performance of their latest piece "Underground" on Brighton seafront during the May festival. I thought I'd do a drawing of it the other day as it was quite an animated show, so I have, and here it is.
Categories
Personal Work
Tuesday 3 June 2008
Dragons Blood Pirates - Coloured characters
What a treat! A couple of coloured in pieces. These are characters taken from some of the many black and white drawings I've done for the Dragons Blood Pirates series.
Captain Gunner (with bee stings on his nose).
Slicer the ships cook serving up a "feast".
Captain Gunner (with bee stings on his nose).
Slicer the ships cook serving up a "feast".
Categories
Australia,
Chapter Book,
Childrens Book,
Dragons Blood Pirates,
Hatchette
Monday 2 June 2008
Carve Surfing Magazine - A selection of Golden hits.
One of the first commissions I had, back in the day, was for Carve Surfing Magazine. This has been an occasional gig ever since. I've got a big stack of the magazines on top of my studio bookcase, and took some photos of a selection of pieces from over the years. It was quite interesting, as firstly I'd forgotten about quite a few bits, and secondly, I'm certain I'm missing a number of magazines which feature my work. I've only moved house about 8 times since I started working with them so I'm sure they wouldn't be that difficult to track down....
This illustration was to accompany an article on surfing in Mexico.
For a while a drew an illustration every month for Carve's sister publication "360 Bodyboarding Magazine" to accompany a feature on how to get a job that would allow you to surf/bodyboard as much as possible. This one was about working on a campsite in France right next to the sea, or something like that. Nice!
One of my first commissions. Note, the hand colouring rather than computer colouring. This was one of a series of drawings that went in a beginners guide type affair, which presented rules and regulations, joys, dangers and annoyances and the suchlike of surfing. This illustration tells you not to drop in on someone who already has a wave.
This illustration was to accompany an article on surfing in Mexico.
For a while a drew an illustration every month for Carve's sister publication "360 Bodyboarding Magazine" to accompany a feature on how to get a job that would allow you to surf/bodyboard as much as possible. This one was about working on a campsite in France right next to the sea, or something like that. Nice!
One of my first commissions. Note, the hand colouring rather than computer colouring. This was one of a series of drawings that went in a beginners guide type affair, which presented rules and regulations, joys, dangers and annoyances and the suchlike of surfing. This illustration tells you not to drop in on someone who already has a wave.
Categories
Carve Surfing Magazine,
Editorial
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