Category: Illustration

I produced this illustration using scraperboard as a central image for my Selfridges Easter Promotion designs. This was an early detailed version, which was later simplified to accommodate the printing processes and enable background colours to show through. I developed a number of different formats with varying intensities of black to suit the lithographic and screen printing processes.

I produced this marker visual for Design House Consultants for a client meeting to illustrate an idea for an advertisement for the marketing trade press. The aim was to raise awareness of how strong the Gold margarine brand had been and how this was originally achieved and maintained by the Design House agency during a long and successful partnership with the customer.

More illustration and Visuals in support of my Graphic Designs

I produced these marker visuals to illustrate potential ideas for a central pictorial them or logo for a company brochure for Allied Lyons.

This brochure design project included the production of hand rendered marker visuals, the aim being to demonstrate the design solution before progressing to finished artwork.

This illustration project was set to rework a found image. I reproduced an image I found in the Radio Times of Hungarian Dancers in a much larger (A2) format with both airbrushed ink and another with bold application of black acrylic paint.

This illustration project was for a book jacket, I used collage to combine sticky back plastic and found images with my hand rendered illustration and lettering on tea stained paper.

My illustration project was to reproduce a full-page glossy magazine with magic marker visuals. One of my choices was an advert that advertised Benson and Hedges cigarettes.

My illustration project was to reproduce a full-page glossy magazine with magic marker visuals. One of my choices was an advert that included Albert Steptoe taking a bath.

I produced this illustration project using a compressor powered manual airbrush, coloured paper and gouache paint.

Ink drawing study of architecture within the grounds of Kew Gardens, London. Top to Bottom: 1) The Great Palm House, 2) Kew Palace, 3) Princess of Wales Conservatory, 4) Queen Charlotte’s Cottage.

Ink drawing and architectural interpretation/translation of The Pagoda in Kew Gardens.

Ink drawing of Kew Palace in the grounds of Kew Gardens

A watercolour study of Bluebell and Orchid (Orchidaceae) and Bluebell (Endymion-Non-Scriptus)

Graphite study of The Pagoda in Kew Gardens

Watercolour pencil drawings I developed during a project that formed a part of my graphic design and typography studies to design anniversary postage stamps.

Canada Goose in Kew Gardens

I used a combination of charcoal and white chalk render these two mannequins (manikins).

I produced this A2 sized pastel work as a magnification of the detail I saw when focusing on a very small areas within a sheep’s skull that was illuminated by a desk lamp.