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St David’s Day
Lovely illustration on today’s Google page featuring the Welsh dragon to celebrate St David’s Day by Lesley Barnes.
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The importance of colouring
An excellent piece on the importance of colouring and how it can effect work both negatively and positively. https://harveyjames.tumblr.com/post/143735873863/theory-frank-millers-recent-work-is-good-but-it
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Garbage Pail Kids
If I could have an ideal job it would probably be creating “Garbage Pail Kids” characters, a bit like Handy Andy featured here.
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A Box of Nothing
“After the man in the closed, empty shop gives James a box of nothing, he finds himself in the Dump, a bizarre world filled with strangely altered rubbish and large intelligent rats…” Today I had this delivered, a book that I loved reading as a kid. I’ve often thought about it over the years however…
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Lester and the Unusual Pet
I was wandering around Brighton a few weeks ago doing research for the book I am currently illustrating – Witches, Hats and all that by Aprill Harper. One book I picked up at a local charity shop was called Lester and the Unusual pet which was written and drawn by Quentin Blake, one of the greatest children’s illustrators…
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OFFF Review 2010 – Digital Creation Culture
OFFF Day 1 24/06/10 4am start to get Taxi to Heathrow with Mary Agnes who was accompanying me on this venture. Finding out there was to be a general Strike in France that day is not the best news when you are due to fly to Paris. However the plane was only delayed by about…
World of Roper 