Well now..

..it would appear I have licensed a Christmas card design for sale online. Buy it here at: http://www.bosscards.com/img_preview.php?v=1212&v1=30

What Sundays are For.

Hope.

Ursa Major and Ursa Minor

The Greater and Lesser Bears. Nice story on how they both ended up in space with such long tails.

The Owl and The Pussycat.

This weekend, spent blowing my nose and getting this onto paper. Just one of those in-the-back-of-your-mind images that wants to be made asap.

The complete set..

With the favour of the Gods, these will be going into production in time for all ye Christmas card buyers.

The Land of Milk and Pussy.

Christmas Card Illustrations: A Forgotten Project

The Queens:

Finally, after the many days of trawling through all the lovely bums and titties available on the internet, here are the set of suited Queens. A project to be revisited and improved, but I'm laying this to rest for now.

Royal Thrush.

..Working on a set of playing card Queens.

Drafted first of the set:

A wee post-grad project.

Proving that there is life after uni: a few ad-illustrations for Samaritans.

Keeping it simple.

Business Card Image

..nice to break free from the post-honours-project rut.

Gunheadhorse:

A sneak preview of what-is-to-come from our degree show poster. The final piece will be a collaborative effort between myself and a fellow student..

Silent City: Contextualised

Posters etc for the Silent City project. Silent City manifesto coming soon..hip, hip, hooray.

D&AD Brief: Diesel

My (sadly unsuccessful) entry for this year's D&AD Student illustration brief by Diesel: Create an illustrated interpretation of two musical tracks that are experienced by the viewer in an unconventional and pioneering way.

Honours Project: Silent City

I feel like I dropped of the edge of the earth a bit, but here's what was occupying my time:

Preliminary research into noise pollution in the urban environment led me to seek it's silent places and respond to them creatively. The images don't just respond to the silent, but observe the wide scope of ambience (from the very loud to the very quiet) in the city, and how this made me feel.

These are all up here, but there's also a blog attached to the project with additional images and information, which form a further level to the project. This, along with experimentation in ambient media are intended to three-dimentionalise the work and engage the viewer in more contemporary ways. More on this when it's at a refined stage, but for now you can view the silent city blog in it's semi-complete form at silentcityuk.blogspot.com.

The images: