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Category Archives: Illustration
Jumping for joy
Recently I’ve been working on some little animations. They are animated gifs for those who are interested. From what I can gather designers and animators are very snooty about animated gifs but I don’t mind. I’ve really enjoyed making them … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Illustration
Tagged animated gif, animation, animator, designer, home, illustration, Little Owl
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Sparkly things
I’m a terrible magpie at this time of year. Any bits of sparkly ribbon or scraps of paper that take my fancy go in my special box for re-use in all sorts of guises through the year. Here are some … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Illustration, Uncategorized
Tagged christmas, collecting, favourites, hoarding, illustration, Lyndsey Green, magpie eye, ribbon, wrapping paper
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Handiwork
Here is some of my handiwork at a wedding on Saturday. The robin name setting not the croutons, in case you weren’t sure!
Posted in Illustration
Tagged illustration, name tags, place settings, robin, wedding
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Happy New Year
Looking back on the year is a funny old thing isn’t it? Towards the end of this year something unpleasant happened. It wasn’t a massive thing but in typical Hannah fashion I’ve questioned and questioned myself. I shouldn’t have said … Continue reading
Happy Christmas
We’re not long back from the torch lit Carol Service in the village hall. Our village comes under the church in the next village along but we get our own service at this time of year. We all darted in … Continue reading
Christmas Party
Today was the village children’s Christmas party. We all arrived in plenty of time to put the heating on, check the toilets hadn’t frozen, and wash any mousey footprints off the crockery. In all this rain it wasn’t the cold … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Family and friends, Illustration
Tagged children's christmas party, curlew, funding, illustration, leaky roof, presents, rain, santa, village hall
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The Jessops hero
I’ve had quite an exciting morning. I was in Jessops ordering some photos to go with a Christmas present and there was a fidgety young man in a grey tracksuit wandering around looking at things. As I left the shop … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Family and friends, Illustration
Tagged carols, hero, illustration, IPad, Jessops, mince pies, mulled wine, the holly and the ivy, thief, village hall
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Learning to drive
When I learnt to drive my instructor told me that the key thing about being a good driver was to promote the flow of traffic. Everyone wants to get where they need to go and the best way to do … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Illustration, Making changes
Tagged co-operation, country living, countryside, ewe, perspective, sparrowhawk
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Rapped knuckles
The valley was so still this morning. The sky was pale pink with the rising sun and a white mist hung low over the icy fields. John Berger talks about the key aspect of community being recognition. I love that … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Illustration
Tagged business acumen, community, confidence, ice, illustration, John Berger, mist, recognition, sun rise
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