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Category Archives: Illustration
Countdown
This week there have been various meetings about the degree show. The practicality of it has been throughly terrifying. The size of space, batons for shelves, furniture and monitors. There is eleven weeks between now and that 4pm deadline when … Continue reading
Posted in Illustration
Tagged countdown, deadline, degree show, eleven weeks, harebells, illustration
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Gannets
Do you know how hard it is to make a gannet look friendly? That’s right. Very hard. But oh so such magnificient birds. Watch some amazing diving action here:
Big Friendly Giants
Yesterday was a horrible day. Horrible days seem to be growing in frequency the closer I get to the end of my degree. I think maybe I feel so stretched that it doesn’t take much to capsize me…or maybe I … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Illustration, Making changes
Tagged big friendly giant, box, degree, horrible days
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Wild days
Yesterday I headed off to the coast to visit a lovely lady I will be doing some illustration work for. The wind buffeted my little car and the rain pounded on the windscreen. It was a wild day. The roads … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Illustration
Tagged coast, family business, hedgehogs, illustration, lammermuir hills, reinvention
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Beautiful things
There is still plenty of snow on the tops of the hills but it vanished over night from the valley bottom. It has been replaced by a vicious wind whipping round the corners of the farm. Oli, the sheep dog … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Illustration
Tagged kola, oli, rice powder, sheep dog puppy, snow, southern india, stepan zevral, wind
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Hyacinths
Big Dreamer and I lived for a while in a British city that I shall forever remember as a dark place. We lived in a series of terraced houses where light never seemed to touch the interior. It felt like … Continue reading
Posted in Growing things, Illustration
Tagged canaries, cities, hyacinths, safe places to grow
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Snow days
In the hills around the farm the white sky is continuous with the white fields. Stepping off our back steps the snow is nearly up to the tops of my tall winter boots. We have a poorly girl at home … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Family and friends, Illustration
Tagged Big Dreamer, birds, edinburgh, illustration, Little Owl, North Pole, poorly, snow, snow bear, snuffles, stove
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Something finished
I feel a bit like I’ve reached base camp on Mount Everest. After week’s of working away I have managed to finish one of my final year projects. It’s really motivating to have completed something. It is a children’s book … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Illustration
Tagged children's picture book, christmas, farm, finishing things, illustration, lambing, motivation, Moutn Everest. base camp, snow, solly the spider, spider
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