Mini Monsters

Currently numbing my finger by working on a batch of mini monsters. I plan to make a dozen before trying to sell them. Have some nice ideas for packaging but I'll finish these guys first. The red and black little guy has already found a new home, snapped up whilst they were just sitting around my workspace, don't worry it was a good home and the buyer paid nicely. More on the way...

.....two more already assembled over night.

Farty Monster

I like making Softies, (soft toys), little textile characters.

This one was specifically designed for my good friend Emi's birthday, who shares my love of the good ol' fashion, historically classical and timeless, fart joke. My only regret is I didn't put a sound maker in it, next time!

The Nightingale

Last summer my sister commissioned me to paint and design a painting on her barge. It was a fantastic couple of days, camping on the riverside, watching the wildlife, bobbing about on the boat and next month I'm boat sitting, yea!!! also cat-sitting as my sis has a new boat mate, ship's cat Oscar.

Kid in a Hat

Here's my piece of art exchange. Art Exchange is like a pyramid scheme of art work, you send one and recieve a bunch. Watching my post with anticipation...
This image is something I saw in Brixton, a little boy had wandered off and found a bunch of expensive clothes to dress up in, he looked very pleased with himself in fancy hat and shades, his mum on the other hand...not so much.

Where's Hannah?

I been a bit quiet on the blog front but that's because I am working on my first ever comic zine. Three stories are drawn and inked just waiting for colouring, and one story left to draw. I have a lovely assistant helping me with my colouring (shout out to Big Griz) as he doesn't seem to know he's got a very good eye for it. Here is a sneak preview....

The Leeks

On the 4th of May 2010 my good friends Kate and Tim Leek brought into the world a beautiful new addition, Martha Poppy Leek. Congratulations Guys!!!

Traffic Jam

Currently working on some illustrations for my friend Tara Grainger's poem, 'Traffic Jam'. Few more to come, working on colour and layout. Had the idea of making individual drawings then working on comp in Photoshop but it looks quite stiff so having a re-think. I may re-draw some of it on one A3 sheet to make it more fluid and organic or may make it into a Zine...More about Zine's later!!!