Sunday, 5 December 2010
Tuesday, 30 November 2010
Covered - 2000AD - Strontium Dog
Just had a cover re-interpretation shown on Covered.

The original was by the great Carlos Ezquerra. He's one of those guys that I wholly took for granted reading 2000AD reprints as a kid but now I'm that bit older I can really appreciate the sheer quantity of pages he churned out, especially for massive twenty-something Judge Dredd epics such as 'The Apocalypse War'.

If he was a movie director he'd be someone like Don Siegel, you may not see him up on the podium at the Oscars, but he's consistently knocked the ball out of the park.

The original was by the great Carlos Ezquerra. He's one of those guys that I wholly took for granted reading 2000AD reprints as a kid but now I'm that bit older I can really appreciate the sheer quantity of pages he churned out, especially for massive twenty-something Judge Dredd epics such as 'The Apocalypse War'.

If he was a movie director he'd be someone like Don Siegel, you may not see him up on the podium at the Oscars, but he's consistently knocked the ball out of the park.
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Thursday, 18 November 2010
Vlad

This is a recent piece I've finished. It's in pencil, watercolour and ink. Decided to really ramp up the bold outlines. Pretty happy with how it turned out though made a cock-up inking in the loops of the crown of thorns. Someday soon I'll get it all right.
The original artwork can be bought on Etsy here, go on, christmas is coming!
Wednesday, 17 November 2010
Vintage Wisdom
I've recently created illustrations for Vintage Wisdom. They offer original work from designers and illustrators printed on canvas and also silk scarves. These original works below were created at 100cm x 100cm so mucho mondo file sizes all round!




Wednesday, 3 November 2010
Wednesday, 6 October 2010
Sunday, 3 October 2010
Lazer Love
This is a piece I've worked on lately. It's in ink and water colours. It's hard getting a bit of weight with watercolours and I think I may have went overkill on the final black outlines. Though I think it's healthy sometimes to sit down at a blank piece of paper knowing you don't have the luxury of 'undo', especially with something like watercolours which needs a considered build up with no going back over your tracks.

Here's a few details from it:


This is a behind the curtains, Wizard of Oz tyle shot, while I was working on it:

Here's a few details from it:
This is a behind the curtains, Wizard of Oz tyle shot, while I was working on it:
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