Meg: A Sketch in Acrylic
This sketch was part of the preparatory work for a portrait of Meg made last year. It’s been finished a little so the family can have it. I delivered it to Ireland this weekend, where I worked on it a bit more before handing it over. Meg says her favourite school subject at the moment is Art.
Filed under Acrylic paintings, Portraits, Process, Sketches
Oop Weep Mwup
This painting was commissioned as a gift for a lover and owner of guinea pigs.
The language of Guinish and its translation on the painting come from a story about said guinea pig written by Rob Clucas-Tomlinson. So this could be considered a collaboration piece.
Filed under Acrylic paintings, Animals, Poetry, Portraits
For your amusement: E-book just been scanned in.
This storybook was made a long time ago, 2003, for my friend Rowena.
It’s made of old envelopes with magazine cuttings, printouts, and drawings.
That is what is called ‘multimedia’ – even more so now that it is in fact published as an e-book.
Filed under Animals, Books, Illustration, Making things, Publishing
My great180,000,000-grandmother was a fish.
This drawing represents 85 generations or approximately 3000 years of evolution.
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