Thursday, 21 February 2013
New Scientist - The Self
New Year, new job for New Scientist.
Not satisfied with making me question the nature of reality the guys at New Scientist are now asking does 'the Self' really exist as we think it does? lovely, I probably am not what I think I am in a universe that probably does not exist in the way I think it does, a universe that, I might tell you, could pop out of existence in favour of another one so I read.
I have done myself no favours by recently reading The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat. Before I had a massive identity crisis I managed to create three illustrations for the magazine so here they are.
Right! I'm off to put my cat in a box.
Bye for now x
Monday, 18 February 2013
Telegraph - Cyber Stalker
Great start to the new year. Aside the longer job I am working on two new commissions form two of my favourite regulars, the Telegraph and New Scientist.
Three illustrations for the Telegraph to accompany an article about the poet and writer James Lasdun and his experience with a cyber stalker. In the article he discusses how his stalker set about destroying his reputation which he describes in his book Give Me Everything You Have.
Here's the main illustration which was a double page spread.
I will post the New Scientist pics soon.
Bye for now
Friday, 18 January 2013
AOI and Miroir Magazine
Happy New Year!
Still busy working on the project I mentioned a couple of posts back so no new work at the moment. Tweaking website and generally getting stuff sorted for this year.
In the meantime here are a couple of links to an interview at the AOI and a magazine feature that happened towards the end of 2012.
AOI Feature is here
and
Miroir magazine is here. Some of my slightly older photographic work. It is available in print and digital, if you can tear your gaze away from the beautiful Mark Ryden paintings my stuff is in the later pages.
Still busy working on the project I mentioned a couple of posts back so no new work at the moment. Tweaking website and generally getting stuff sorted for this year.
In the meantime here are a couple of links to an interview at the AOI and a magazine feature that happened towards the end of 2012.
AOI Feature is here
and
Miroir magazine is here. Some of my slightly older photographic work. It is available in print and digital, if you can tear your gaze away from the beautiful Mark Ryden paintings my stuff is in the later pages.
Wednesday, 28 November 2012
Telegraph - Foster Care
Another editorial client that drops by quite often is the Telegraph. Always with diverse and interesting subjects for me to tackle. This one was foster care and this is one of three illustrations I created.
I have a truly excellent project in the pipeline. It will probably not see the light of day until mid next year but it is very exiting. More on that soon.
Bye for now x
Monday, 1 October 2012
Popshot - String Theory
The new edition of Popshot is out this week and I am happy to say I am in it!
I was invited to illustrate a strange and touching short story 'String Theory' by Benjamin Zadik
An illustration with strings? … strings and birds? … yes please.
More soon, Bye for now x
Saturday, 29 September 2012
New Scientist - Reality
As happened earlier this year shortly after being commissioned by Arc magazine (see previous post) I was commissioned by their sister publication New Scientist. I always enjoy a New Scientist job and this one was really engaging if a little mind bending, the subject was the tiny matter of 'reality'.
I produced four illustrations for the feature. Here's two of them Mr Mobious and Virtual Alice. I wonder what images were produced in other dimensions by an alternative reality me? perhaps I never did it at all? perhaps they only exist because you are looking? you are looking? is there anybody out there?
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Monday, 24 September 2012
All your futures are belong to us.
That has to be one of my best blog titles eh?
Unfortunately I did not write it, it's the title of a short story by David Gullen which I was asked to illustrate for Arc magazine, thank's Arc for another thoroughly enjoyable commission.
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