Just before Christmas I was approached by Skift - a travel and media company - to produce some work for their annual industry travel magazine. Ping, the art director discovered my work through The Women Who Draw, a directory of female* illustrators which I joined last year. It's a great initiative and I'm so pleased art directors are looking to it to source illustrators...
Read MoreHello and Happy New Year (is it still ok to say that on 17th?) I worked on a couple of projects in the run-up to Christmas that I'm waiting for publication before I can share, so in the mean time here's a couple of recent illustrations for Rosie Green's column in Red Magazine...
Read MoreI created a new piece for Rosie Green's column in Red recently, this month was about surviving the annual tree decorating with a family. The piece features some of the decorations made by Rosie's children - a one-eyed father christmas and 'baby cheesus'...
Read MoreI've added two new prints to my shop in time for the gift-giving season! After receiving requests on social media, these new prints are based on my recent project for In the Moment magazine...
Read MoreAnyone who has seen my collection of novelty pencil sharpeners (this one is a particular favourite) can probably attest that I love stationery and art materials... It sometimes feels like a bit of a contradiction when I create most of my client work digitally, but I use a sketchbook and 'analog' materials for drawing when I'm out and about, as I love drawing from life. I also enjoy trying out new materials and finding out what products other illustrators and artists recommend (if you're into that kind of thing Illustrator Kendyll Hillegas has a very thorough materials/equipment list which worth a look.)
Today I'm sharing some of the materials I carry with me when I'm not at the studio and how I use them. I also share my sketchbook work on my Instagram stories if you want to take a look. ...
Read MoreI recently illustrated Rosie Green's column for the November issue of Red Magazine...
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