Feels like it’s been a while since I last posted! Sorry about that… I’ve got lots of work on at the moment, which might take me a couple of weeks to clear, but it’s a good problem to have. Most of these pieces of work are private commissions, but a couple are editorial illustrations forContinue reading “Just Run”
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Bloody Dingoes
A man goes to a pub for a drink and spies on the counter a glass jar filled with $50 notes.“Bartender, what’s this then”, the man asks pointing to the jar.“Oh, that’s for the local dare we got set up, put in $50, you do three tasks and you get the whole jar. First youContinue reading “Bloody Dingoes”
Wensleydale
Another one of these. This one took a bit longer than the previous one because I got caught up adding more detail. I’m not entirely sure I like the two closest characters, I feel like they could have… well, more character. I like the rest of it though. I may move on to some placesContinue reading “Wensleydale”
Visit Yorkshire! You’ll Like Our… Stile.
I’ve been meaning to do an ode to Yorkshire for a while now, and since I’ve been getting in contact with some local businesses in lieu of collaboration, I figured this was the perfect time to show off. This is a view of Swaledale in the Yorkshire Dales, check out this link for more detailsContinue reading “Visit Yorkshire! You’ll Like Our… Stile.”
Dover – Quick Study
Very quick piece this one because I’ve been non-stop today – felt like it was needed though as I’ve not posted for a couple days. I tried not to dwell too long on this one, not because I’m lazy (though of course I am) but because I wanted to keep things rough and loose… IContinue reading “Dover – Quick Study”
A fresh coat
This one took about three hours. It’s not super complex and it’s actually more of a study than a conceptual piece, but just doing a study of photo reference felt a little boring, so I added the painter/decorator to make it a little more interesting. When drawing from reference I often forget that i’m allowedContinue reading “A fresh coat”
Fishing Village: work-in-progress
Three hour digital sketch that I’m going to tidy up and colour for the portfolio. The idea was taken from a fantasy book I’m reading at the moment by Miles Cameron (if you’ve not read his work, I highly recommend him). I’m excited about this one!
“Why did we buy a house here?”
Quick Photoshop piece inspired by a trip to Norway that happened too long ago…