Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Live your dream
So I finally picked up the paints and paintbrushes after a hectic week of having moved back to Norway and starting my summer job! Even though it's only been a couple of weeks, there was an immense feeling of homecoming, possibly because it's the first time I've properly sat down to paint since becoming a graduate.
I want to develop my typography, so did this. After thinking a while about things to write, this little cliche appeared on the paper.
Suitable at the moment, though, as I am tentatively moving step by step into the world of becoming a freelance illustrator.
This is mainly a lengthy doodle, hence the slight roughness!
Friday, June 17, 2011
Lovebirds
ahhh yes. Bit of pink mushy doodling. mainly to try and not use blue with brown:P
I do like this little design, bit unsure about the colours though, might redo at some point. But not blue! haha:P
Will probably end up as a bit more recent self promotion on my board for the New Designers show in London! :)
In other news, my end of degree show is up! It feels very bizarre, but good. It feels like me being an illustrator is more "official" now, hah.
Ohhh I want the future.
Looks like I need to order more business cards, too. Blimey.
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Young pandaboy
Explorers (or explorer wannabes) seem to be a theme I can't really get rid of when drawing characters....they're just so fun! Here's a little guy done for my coursemates' excellent initiative of a character animation thingie at the New Designers show:) He loves red pandas. He wants to be a red panda.
(I just want a red panda)
(I just want a red panda)
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Sunboy
he is holding the sun? Why? I have no idea. Maybe to bring some more sunlight into his life. I definately want that, considering the Falmouth weather at the moment is far from what it should be in near June. hopefully that will change when I have a few weeks off come Wednesday!
Included the original sketch, as I actually like that better...
Included the original sketch, as I actually like that better...
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Sunday, May 8, 2011
More digital doodly stuffs
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Friday, May 6, 2011
Some older stuff!
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
The last one!
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
I love drawing polar bears
Saturday, April 30, 2011
There is More!
The title is an in-joke. A Brittany joke, if you will. Ahhhhhh Brittany.
Anyway, there IS more, of the work variety.
This is an artwork I just finished as well, one of (hopefully) 3 (I've almost finished no.2) I'm doing for my own speculative kiddie book "The environmental Alphabet". It has many polar bears. Bicycles are somewhat boring to draw. yusss.
Aaaaaand this is a doodle I did for funsies, that might end up in my portfolio on a collaged page of doodles (easy way of showing things I can do, I reckon)
Anyway, there IS more, of the work variety.
This is an artwork I just finished as well, one of (hopefully) 3 (I've almost finished no.2) I'm doing for my own speculative kiddie book "The environmental Alphabet". It has many polar bears. Bicycles are somewhat boring to draw. yusss.
Aaaaaand this is a doodle I did for funsies, that might end up in my portfolio on a collaged page of doodles (easy way of showing things I can do, I reckon)
Friday, April 29, 2011
Hello!
So, here's an actual art blog for me too!
Have some work:
This is my artwork for UCF's "Illustrated quotes and sayings" number 6! Making me a part of something that's turning into a sort of proper tradition, hurrah!
I had very much fun with this, and managed to not be stressed as painted it all before the easter break, and with the amount I got done over the actual break, a very good idea.
The quote is from Terry Pratchett's wonderful book "Small Gods", I found it whilst looking at many other quotes from him, and it just stuck. Turns out, my work is based on humour, flat colours and a young audience. Not what I thought it would be 3 years ago:P
Here is a closeup of the text:
(which I really enjoyed painting!)
Have some work:
This is my artwork for UCF's "Illustrated quotes and sayings" number 6! Making me a part of something that's turning into a sort of proper tradition, hurrah!
I had very much fun with this, and managed to not be stressed as painted it all before the easter break, and with the amount I got done over the actual break, a very good idea.
The quote is from Terry Pratchett's wonderful book "Small Gods", I found it whilst looking at many other quotes from him, and it just stuck. Turns out, my work is based on humour, flat colours and a young audience. Not what I thought it would be 3 years ago:P
Here is a closeup of the text:
(which I really enjoyed painting!)
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