I was asked by a lovely lady to do some paintings of her family.
I used watercolours, and pencil in a few places.
watercolour
Bracken
Had the pleasure of painting this good girl earlier this year!
Watercolour with a little bit of coloured pencil for the details.
Jazz
Here is a portrait I was invited to do, of the rather goofy Jazz. It will be a Christmas present for my client’s mother.
Watercolour.
Killing Eve
Just a quick sketch because I thought ‘Killing Eve’ was absolutely fab!
Watercolour and a little coloured pencil.
Sketchbook Pages
Found an old sketchbook with some cute stuff from last summer.
Watercolour and pen drawings.
Fuck Trump
Because fuck Trump, and his dense lasagna of ignorance, discrimination, and lies.
Coloured pencil and watercolour.
Time Lapse of the Moon
Just a little experiment!
Watercolour gif.
Professor McGonagall
I’ve grown up with Harry Potter, the books and the films, and this weekend I decided to draw a portrait of this badass witch!
Neville: Let me get this straight Professor, you’re actually giving us permission to do this?
McGonagall: That is correct, Longbottom.
Neville: To blow it up, boom?
McGonagall: BOOM!
Neville: Wicked!
Maggie Smith as Professor McGonagall during the battle of Hogwarts in the Deathly Hallows – Part 2, 2011.
Hand drawn, with a little watercolour.
Fort William Marathon 2017
This year the lovely people of the Fort William Marathon asked me to create the medals and a series of prints which would be given to the race winners instead of the usual trophies.
The route runs through some beautiful highland scenery, and past some unique local wildlife. Over the next five years the medals will feature a different local animal, and join together in a star, (like the way this years medals have been displayed in the bottom photograph). The prints will also display the animal of that year, but may change in style from year to year.
This year focuses on the hare, but you can look forward to seeing otters, eagles, stags and wildcats!
Hand painted and digitally coloured, printed and then cut and layered by hand.
To find out more about the Fort William Marathon, check out their website:
Spectrum of Fruit
A series of seven prints, inspired by the colourful nature of our food.
Hand painted using watercolours, digitally printed.
