Story Time

Some book covers I reworked for the short stories I recently wrote. Not quite an anthology yet, but on its way!

I wish I could have a beard all the time

No explanation required.

Here's the final bunch of book cover designs I made at my internship with Jelly, this time for an awesome looking children's book called 'Pi in the Sky' by Wendy Mass

More Breakfast at Tiffany's Covers

Here's some more Breakfast at Tiffany's covers!

Spacecraft

Here's some sketches from a game I'm working on with my awesome boyfriend, if you fancy checking out the more technical side of things, have a peek at Adrian's blog

Birthday Season

Some more cards I've been working on over the summer.

Greetings

Here's a couple of cards I made recently, one for my great uncle's birthday, and one for father's day.

Final collages for my stories I've been writing

Here's the collages I've done for the final story that I've been working on for my final project this year. I've really enjoyed this as a process, so expect more collage coming your way!

Stories at a station

Here's some more illustration ideas for another story I've been working on lately. So enjoying collage :D

It's Storytime

Right, I've got a bit of a backlog of projects I need to go through and post up, but in the meantime, here's something I just finished. These are possible illustrations for a story I've just written.

Brighton Swimming Club

This is a piece I have made for an upcoming exhibition at the Brighton Fishing Museum, featuring the archives of the Brighton Swimming Club. I was given the year 1870, and upon doing some research, I found a wealth of photo collage from that era, mostly done by bored housewives with little else to do to pass the time. Most of them were completely nuts, so I tried to keep a bit of that spirit in my work.

Penguins Again

Here's my final design for the Penguin book cover competition. Wish me luck!

Final Fanfare for Forest Hill

The final postcard in my series to Paul Burgess

Hometown Glory #2

Here's my second postcard to Mr Paul Burgess, advertising the wonders that Forest Hill has to offer. 

Secret London

Well, I finally got the balls to enter a competition, and I tried out a new style at the same time (which probably wasn't the best idea, but hey). This is my entry for the Secret London competition by the association of illustrators and serco. It's based on the community gardens next to Tate Modern, which are a real secret, seeing as how you need a password to get in and they're hidden behind a fence. Well worth a look if you can get past that though, a proper oasis on the southbank.

Blue Borough Represent

Over easter I have to send my tutor, the wonderful Paul Burgess, a postcard every week. I'm not going anywhere special so I've decided to showcase some of the finer points of my little corner of Lewisham.

Dumb comics about me, you say?

I'd be more than happy to oblige

Summer Lovin'

Nothing says Happy New Year like drawings I've only just scanned in from my summer sketchbook!