Collab Nation: Experiment 4 – Now in Colour!
With the Collab Nation Black & White stages all finished up, it was time to start adding colour and making them into prints.
Character Design and Icon Set for Kirsty Burgoine
Meet (the temporarily nicknamed) Robot Dude! A new character design I created as part of a series of illustrations for Web Developer Kirsty Burgoine, to use at the conference talks she’s doing throughout the summer.
Robot Character Upgrade 2.0
I thought it was about time to update the little robot character on my website, so spent a bit of time giving her an upgrade over the weekend.
Collab Nation: Experiment 4, Stage 4
Collab Nation Experiment 4 is drawing to a close, concluding with an exhibition of some of the completed Stage 4s at Upfest Gallery in Bristol and a gorgeous art book release to boot!
Vinyl and Sharpie Fun, at The Ram & Shackle
I made a new Vinyl and Sharpie piece this weekend, for the Chance of Rain Summer BBQ n Graff Jam at The Ram & Shackle in Manchester.
The AwesomeBet: H is for Home
I recently got involved with an awesome new project run by We Heart Arts, which called for 26 different designers to create a letter from the alphabet, illustrating what they thought was the most awesome thing about life. The collection of artworks are to form a re-imagining of the alphabet, appropriately named The AwesomeBet.
100 Houses Art Exhibition, Bristol
‘100 Houses’ brings together 100 national and international image-makers from illustrators to street artists in support of housing and homelessness charity Shelter.
The Difference Between Pixel and Vector Graphics
The key difference between pixel and vector based graphics is how the image is structured. Pixel based graphics are made up from lots of tiny physical squares (or ‘pixels’) where as vector graphics are mapped out using mathematical equations which calculate where the edges of the shapes sit in relation to one another.
Illustration for DisColouring Book 2
The studio is back in full swing now after a lovely break for Christmas and New Year. First on the agenda was an illustration I created for issue 2 of the very awesome, DisColouring Book.
Collaberation (Inter)Nation(al) # 2
Those of you who follow me on twitter have probably seen a fair amount tweets about the Collaberation (Inter)Nation(al) project I’ve been taking part in this year.
Shelter Scotland picks Daily Doodle for Foursquare campaign!
Shelter Scotland have just launched their very own location-based social networking site on Foursquare and are using some of my little Daily Doodle artworks on a set of collectable badges to accompany the campaign.