Showing posts with label east end. Show all posts
Showing posts with label east end. Show all posts

Monday, 30 December 2013

The Ninety-Fourth to the One Hundred and Tenth Doodle





Here are the rest of my illustrations for Old Spitalfields Market for the likes of Jigsaw, GBK, Wagamama and Lomography. They were all done with pen and pencil, left to then be coloured in when displayed on the Luma Digi Wall each day during December. It actually worked so well, I had a lot of fun playing with it when I popped down there!












Wednesday, 4 December 2013

The Nintieth (to the One Hundred-and-Tenth) Doodle - Spitalfields Market Commission

Goodness me, 20 illustrations in a week and a half? Not including the black and white and colour version of the main promo image?

I am shattered.

This fantabulous opportunity came to light literally only about a month ago, when I sat in Crepe Affaire with a lovely lady from Old Spitalfields Market.
     "I love your art work, wanna do some images for our shops that will go on an interactive digi graffiti board from the 1st to the 22nd December?"
     "Yep, sounds good!"
(I may have paraphrased the conversation, but you get the drift.)

You can see full details of the event here, but if you pop down to the market and use the graffiti board to colour in my designs, you'll get a wee postcard print of your creation. Simply take this to the shop or restaurant featured that day to get great deals and discounts! AWESOME.
Main market illustration


Crepe Affaire

Dr Martens
InSpitalfields


Oliver Bonas
 
 
Keep an eye out for the rest, I'll be posting them up soon! 


Tuesday, 12 November 2013

The Eighty Sixth Doodle


You may have guessed by now people: I LOVE DRAWING BODIES.
 
I mean like, live bodies, as in, well...people being all humanesque and stuff. And clothes. I love drawing clothing. And hair. And muscle tone.
 
Well, you get the blimmin' drift.
 
So I created some pretty sick (even if I do say so myself) illustrations for a new London clothing company Drop 'n' Roll, and above is the main header image encompassing drawings of their range of t-shirts for men and women.
 
If you're a small clothing company get in touch about creating some unique one off illustrations for your site. Photos are great to show off individual pieces but if you want something truly different, then hit me up.
 
(Can't believe I just said hit me up. I cannot pull that off.)