Saturday, 20 October 2012

Surprise!

Dragon surprising bird
This was originally the first post on my blog but when I saw that this weeks topic on Illustration Friday was 'sky' I had to submit this.

This image was a happy accident really. I was doodling away one day and it just happened. It was worked up from a tiny sketch, a corner of paper not much bigger than a postage stamp that I happened to be scribbling on at the time, using Illustrator.

Friday, 19 October 2012

Coloured street.

Yellow, Blue and green street scene.
This is the colour version of the line art that I posted last week. 

The original was done on a heavy weight paper using Pigma Micron pens. It has been scanned in to my computer and coloured using Photoshop. I've also added a couple of watercolour textures and softened the line a little. I have tried to keep it fairly simple and clean with a limited colour palette. I hope you like it.

I hope to go on and do some more architectural images when I have time. Possibly some famous landmarks. I was thinking maybe Big Ben or the Taj Mahal. Let me know if you have any ideas for me!

Friday, 12 October 2012

Water

Diving turtle.
My entry for this weeks illustration Friday topic of 'water'. Drawn in pen then coloured digitally.

Wednesday, 10 October 2012

Street

Black and white street.

A mixed up architecture inspired ink sketch created from my imagination. Will scan it soon and have a play with it and see how it turns out. Will post the results when I'm done!

Sunday, 7 October 2012

Landscape prints

Black and white lino print corn fields landscape.
I've been having another go at Lino printing. Decided to try a landscape this time. I have also been experimenting with different types of paper. Here's my results from today.

Saturday, 6 October 2012

Mirror

Princess looking in a mirror
Here is my entry for this weeks Illustration Friday topic.
It was originally a black and white illustration done for a children's colouring and activity book but I couldn't resist digging it out and tweaking it when I saw that this weeks topic is 'Mirror'. 

Thursday, 4 October 2012