Showing posts with label children's illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children's illustration. Show all posts

Wednesday, 18 May 2011

Sticky Booky





I've got a Spooky Sticky Book coming out later in the year. Here are some sneaky pics from it. I'm really excited about this one!

Sunday, 17 October 2010

New(ish) Illustrations





I've been working on a lot of stuff recently that is unbloggable due to it's top-secret nature... but here are a few peeks at some children's book illustrations I did last month.
Got to go, the walls have ears, the computer is an eye and the floor is sometimes like one giant mouth, waiting for me to slip so it can eat me for its din-dins...

Thursday, 26 August 2010

Gimme all your sausages


here is a picture I have done for the Financial Times to illustrate the difficult situations small businesses and local producers are facing in the ongoing recession.
Not really! Its for a children's book I am illustrating. But it could work for either...

Saturday, 16 January 2010

Saturday, 9 January 2010

Back to work continued...



Just finished the illustration I posted a rough of last week...I probably shouldn't post this until the editors have approved it... but I quite like it and thought it would be nice to share. Its for a version of the Musicians of Bremen I'm illustrating. Got some more I could post, but I'll wait to see if there are any corrections before I do.

Tuesday, 13 October 2009

3 posts in 1 day


Mr Postman just gave me a copy of Open Me Up, a new encyclopedia about the human body from Dorling Kindersley that I did an illustration for. Here is a badly scanned image of the spread. I think it looks lovely! Thanks Hoa!!!

Wonky Donkey



These are some character designs for a new illustration project I'm starting... More to come soon...

Monday, 3 August 2009

Spectacle-ular





Here are some bits of pictures from the Who Wears Glasses book (by Ana Galan) that I've been illustrating. Its a children's book that aims to make all the speccy four-eyes out there feel better about wearing glasses. I hope they enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed drawing it.