craaaaaptastic sketch. this is only here because email hates me.

01/09 of the final illustrations for the high rise project.

i had this super grand plan that i was going to to reflect the degeneration of the three main characters over the course of the story in the drawing style. totally kicking myself for not following up on that.

for the book illustration project. holy cow. in terms of organisation this blog is an ocd suffer's nightmare.

uuuuuuuugh. this cover is sliced white bread on paper. i could totally pussy out and claim that i was working on a much more detailed, refined and overall pimp version on the desktop that was stolen a couple of days before the deadline when the house got raided...

it's like the sixth day of christmas so festive doodling is still legit, right? something else i submitted for this month's issue of meow because i'm a super keen keno.

shit composition is shhhhhiiiiiittttaaaay!

hoy hoy!

phoah 2009, where the hell did you go? did anyone else find that year came and went WAAAAAAY too quickly for comfort? oh well, happy 2010, y'all.

in other news, clearly i just don't have enough crap on my plate between university, story boarding web/comic booking and life in general because i've started working on another comic project. it's a really little neat story written by Janek Steifer featuring more zombies you can shake a boom stick at. inking and colouring duties are courtosy of the super pimp Craig Thomson (check him out over athttp://www.fishadder.com/). exciting!

anyway, here we've got some rough character designs and the wonderfully loose pencils on page one.

last of the robot heads we had to make for the digital media work shop. many thanks to a library book i can't remember the name of for supplying all the bits n' bobs that make this image. god, this makes me want to dabble with collage some time.

there is a tragic lack of bowler hat action in this picture.

belated merry christmas, y'all! hope you had a good one!

submission for this month's meow.

a smidgen of the piddly amount of research i did for the highrise project.

god, do i love those buildings round the barbican. they're just so delightfully soulless and monolithic and there's just _SO MUCH_ going on with them.

...being able to draw a straight line would really help when it comes to psychotic architecture.

more from the illustrator/photoshop work shop. this rather dapper chap had to be made in a combination of the two.

clearly the novelty of bowler hats had yet to wear off.

more mole skin left overs! ugh, there's is such a big fat backlog of stuff i've been meaning to upload here.

bits and pieces from the reportage project we did last term. i think the aim of the game was to document as much of holborn as humanly possible. i totally didn't use this as a chance to indulge my horribly voyeuristic, people watching tendencies.