For Illustration Friday - mixed media
Showing posts with label children's book illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children's book illustration. Show all posts
Sunday, 19 October 2014
Thursday, 8 August 2013
Hybrid
This week's Illustration Friday topic is Hybrid. I had a lovely idea for a red London bus powered by a water wheel (not the most practical of hybrid vehicles, but as I was pressed for time I went for a hybrid tortoise with a forest upon his back.
Labels:
caran d'ache,
children's book illustration,
crayons,
drawing,
flowers,
forest,
gm,
hybrid,
illustation friday,
tortoise,
trees,
woods
Tuesday, 30 July 2013
Jungle
A bit of a rush job for Illustration Friday - but here's a giraffe, who actually lives in the plains according to my husband. It's nice to be drawing again
Labels:
caran d'ache,
children's book illustration,
colour,
crayons,
drawing,
fear,
giraffe,
illustration,
Illustration Friday,
jungle,
leaves,
scared,
spider,
tongue
Sunday, 30 May 2010
Central St Martin's Children's Illustration Course
I recently did the short course in Children's Book Illustration II - Advanced at Central Saint Martin's, taught by artist and illustrator April Wilson. I've done the earlier course (Children's Book Illustration I) some time before and I would really recommend both. The courses cover a variety of things, such as different media, facial expressions, story-boarding etc.
Over the next couple of weeks I'll be adding some of the work I did as part of the course - please bear in mind most of these pictures would have been done during class-times and are generally pretty quick, rough sketches, not finished pieces of art by any means.
So to kick things off - These images were part of an exercise on facial expressions. We made a very basic sock puppet then made it make different facial expressions which we drew - simple.
We then developed these into a short sequence - this is mine
Over the next couple of weeks I'll be adding some of the work I did as part of the course - please bear in mind most of these pictures would have been done during class-times and are generally pretty quick, rough sketches, not finished pieces of art by any means.
So to kick things off - These images were part of an exercise on facial expressions. We made a very basic sock puppet then made it make different facial expressions which we drew - simple.

We then developed these into a short sequence - this is mine
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