and new character poster, Ami (from my book Ami+Kobi), to go with Kobi print which was created earlier this year.
See you at Expo!Wednesday, 26 October 2011
New print and book
It's MCM time this weekend and I have a new print and mini book out for the occassion. Below is some cover art for new book Dreambearer
and new character poster, Ami (from my book Ami+Kobi), to go with Kobi print which was created earlier this year.
See you at Expo!
and new character poster, Ami (from my book Ami+Kobi), to go with Kobi print which was created earlier this year.See you at Expo!
Thursday, 18 August 2011
Sunday, 17 July 2011
Thursday, 14 July 2011
LFCC memories
Here are a few pics from last weekend's Comicon event. It was loads of fun and will definitely attend the next event. A big thank you all that came by the stall - see you at next expo/con! xxx
The Star Trek talk on Sunday morning with Morgan Sheppard, left, and Walter Koenig (Chekov), right. Two thoroughly charming and funny fellas.
Captain Picard lookalike
Scary man. (He walked through Brixton that get-up)
Marty McFly and Marty McFly
Back to the Future panel. Left to right: Jeffery Weissman, Lea Thompson, ? and Christopher Lloyd, who kept on forgetting his past roles.
Below, R2D2 gets angry
The Star Trek talk on Sunday morning with Morgan Sheppard, left, and Walter Koenig (Chekov), right. Two thoroughly charming and funny fellas.
Captain Picard lookalike
Scary man. (He walked through Brixton that get-up)
Marty McFly and Marty McFly
Back to the Future panel. Left to right: Jeffery Weissman, Lea Thompson, ? and Christopher Lloyd, who kept on forgetting his past roles.Below, R2D2 gets angry
Mad Hatter!
Wednesday, 6 July 2011
London Film and Comic Con
Hello. Just a quick post to say that I will be at LFCC this weekend where I will be sharing a table with the very talented nimator/illustrator Kaori Onishi. See you down there!
Sunday, 12 June 2011
Card designs
Here are a couple of card designs I submitted to the two recent Tigerprint competions.
The brief for the 'Hand-Drawn' compeition was to create a hand-drawn design. I wasn't the above isn't the actual entry as I was not entirly happy with it. I chose to create valentines greeting card, drawing and cutting out all letters/elements, cutting them out and assmebling them on a separate piece of paper so that you get some nice shadows when the whole piece is scanned (a method I used on my 'This is for You' and 'Dear Princess' books). Considering the target audience (the M&S shopper) I decided to add some colour but the digital manipulation caused most of the shadows to be lost and, on reflection, I'm not happy with the colours I chose. I much prefer the design in black with with the shadows evoking memroies of old black and white romantic movies, echoing the sentiment.
For the 'Word-up' competion, the brief was to come up with a caption for a special occaision, eg. birthday, wedding, new baby, (I forget the rest). I chose anniversery - perhaps the caption is a little tepid...
The brief for the 'Hand-Drawn' compeition was to create a hand-drawn design. I wasn't the above isn't the actual entry as I was not entirly happy with it. I chose to create valentines greeting card, drawing and cutting out all letters/elements, cutting them out and assmebling them on a separate piece of paper so that you get some nice shadows when the whole piece is scanned (a method I used on my 'This is for You' and 'Dear Princess' books). Considering the target audience (the M&S shopper) I decided to add some colour but the digital manipulation caused most of the shadows to be lost and, on reflection, I'm not happy with the colours I chose. I much prefer the design in black with with the shadows evoking memroies of old black and white romantic movies, echoing the sentiment.
For the 'Word-up' competion, the brief was to come up with a caption for a special occaision, eg. birthday, wedding, new baby, (I forget the rest). I chose anniversery - perhaps the caption is a little tepid...Friday, 10 June 2011
Win a copy of New Birtish Comics 3!
That's right kids, you can win a very special copy of NBC#3 (featuring a short story by yours truly) by going to the New Birtish Comics blog and entering the following competition. 'Special, how?' you ask? Well this particular copy has a rather awesome sketch by the wonderfully talented WJC, who contributed to issues 2 and 3 of NBC.
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