Friday, 1 June 2012
New Scientist - Dark Magnetism
… And here it is. From science fiction to science fact (well perhaps) for New Scientist illustrating a piece on dark magnetism. Nope it's not something Johnny Depp has … but it might be responsible for our expanding universe.
Originally intended as an interior illustration it ended up on the cover. I reckon it was pulled there by Dark Magnetism.
Thanks New Scientist and Arc for two great commissions!
Bye for now.
Arc - Attenuation
Here is an illustration I did recently for the wonderful Arc magazine, illustrating the short story 'Attenuation' by Nick Harkaway. It's a great story, this is my interpretation of the trifurcated main character(s)
I'm a fan of the likes of Philip K Dick and Kurt Vonnegut, anything with a warped reality asking a bit of a philosophical question is right up my street ... so this was a pleasure to work on!
The magazine is from the makers of New Scientist … talking of which, I have also just finished an illustration for New Scientist. I'll post that … well, now …
Tuesday, 29 May 2012
thousand yard stare
Here's a little oddity.
Throwaway stuff really, although there is something I like about it. Started life as a page in my sketchbook which I scanned and used as experimental practice exploring varying combinations of pencil, acrylic and digital painting. I had no plan or idea what might happen just hat I might learn something along the way and get to grips with some new software and techniques.
Should I post this kind of stuff? images have a long life on the internet, will I see it floating around in three years time and think why the f**k did I post that? Who knows? not me that's for sure.
Bye for now.
Tuesday, 8 May 2012
Secret 7" - my images
It's all done and dusted now so I can post my Secret 7" images.
I went in a more photographic direction with the first which was a D J Shadow cover and then pencil, acrylic and digital painting for a Florence and the Machine cover.
More soon, bye for now.
I went in a more photographic direction with the first which was a D J Shadow cover and then pencil, acrylic and digital painting for a Florence and the Machine cover.
More soon, bye for now.
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
Studio / Hermitage
Thankfully January was an unusually quiet month, it would have been tough to deal with any major commissions whilst Sarah was in hospital. She's up and about and recovering well now and work has picked up. I am working on a book cover for Scholastic NY, a poster & general artwork for a stage show and a couple of editorials so I will be posting some new stuff soon.
In the meantime here's a few snapshots of my studio where I am holed up for most of the time, gazing longingly out of the window … where real life happens.
In the meantime here's a few snapshots of my studio where I am holed up for most of the time, gazing longingly out of the window … where real life happens.
Thursday, 12 April 2012
Sceret 7" artwork
The guys at Secret 7" have uploaded all the exhibition artwork. A bewildering array of images. I have managed to spot a few and linked them with their creators.
I created two, can you spot them? look in the Artwork + section here www.secret-7.com
Bye for now.
I created two, can you spot them? look in the Artwork + section here www.secret-7.com
Bye for now.
Tuesday, 3 April 2012
125 Magazine

A recent illustration for a piece on the runner Oscar Pistorius in the olympia issue of 125 magazine.
Labels:
125 magazine,
blade runner,
olympia,
Oscar Pistorius,
runner
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