In this sketch I was exploring the concept of human origins, so I went for a sort of lush British Stone Age farming mixed with imagery I brought back from Kenya with me – hence the flamingos and the style of the more dominate tree in the scene.
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This is another picture I drew for my husband when he was going away, it is a mix of seascape (one of my favourite things to draw) and the dragon which is psuedo-oriental style. If you want to see a larger version of it then just click on the image.
This is a sketch I made of a cute dragon boat 😉 If you want to see a larger version just click on it!
This character just popped into my head 🙂 It is remaniscant of Spike from the Land Before Time animation. If you want to see a bigger version just click on him!
I drew this for my husband when he was going away for a while as he loves cats 🙂 I want to do a colour version at some point! If you want to see a bigger image just click on the picture.
This is design for a gothic meets new age choker.
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This is influenced from my paleo-biology course I did during my Undergraduate studies and MC Escher.
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Here is a sketch of a cute alien character I did using a fine liner:
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I found this picture of an accessories set I designed in an old sketch book! It is just fine liner straight into the pad which was spiral bound.
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Via twitter we found a great local site to us called GlosWhatsOn – they are basically a directory for stuff that is going on in our county and they have been so useful to us with Arts and Crafts (and keeping small children entertained during the holidays!). They cover many other things too, like sports and business and if you are in the Gloucestershire area (UK) or the Cotswolds I would suggest you give it a look.
I’ve found so many new craft activities, especially childrens’, since discovering the site. But more than that I found out about the Wychwood Festival and from there managed to get on the team for festival crafts! This has opened a whole new area of possibilities to me – I hadn’t really considered the craft workshop angle before (other than running kids crafts at the village feast, school and of course Scout camps etc…).
I’m just really happy I’ve found them and that not only can I find out about events on there but I can get my events on there so people can see them and come along. It is also free which is always good 🙂
Anyway I just basically wanted to say thankyou to them 🙂
p.s. They are also on twitter.