This is a drawing of my beautiful baby sister, and her blue hair.
I’ve drawn her before, but this is the first drawing I’ve done and felt okay about. She’ll be my model for life.
Coloured pencils.
Images
Darling Agatha
Here’s a quick something from tonight, Saoirse Ronan as Agatha from the film The Grand Budapest Hotel. I love so much about that film!
Hand drawn, digitally coloured.
Louise
Here’s an older drawing, of my best friend and her best friends.
Drawn with coloured pencils.
Queen Bey
This was just a little sketch and experiment, but I might do a few more in this style!
Hand drawn, digitally coloured.
Fuck Trump
Because fuck Trump, and his dense lasagna of ignorance, discrimination, and lies.
Coloured pencil and watercolour.
Ben Nevis
We have a brilliant view of the Ben where I work, and here’s a teeny tiny sketch I did.
Colouring pencil.
Self Portrait
It’s been a while since I’ve done a self portrait, I prefer drawing other people’s faces, not my own. But I thought I’d give it another go, and now you can see what I look like, hello!
Coloured pencil.
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.
Minny Jackson
Here is a pencil portrait of Octavia Spencer as Minny Jackson, in the 2011 film, The Help.
If you’ve seen the film you know what scene this is from! …And if you haven’t seen the film already, you need to!
Hand drawn.
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:
