the groundhog day house

I found a picture of this house while looking through a

newspaper, the house from the Groundhog Day film.

It looked quite interesting to me and i thought that it

would translate quite well into an illustration, this is one

of my first tries at drawing architecture in detail and I'm

quite pleased with the out come.

Oh and incase anyone is interested the reason this house

was in the paper is because it recently entered the market

for a cool 1 million dollars, which I don't think is too high

for a house of that size.

 

Lady in a Red Hat

A drawing based on a photo in a magazine.

I feel that the water colours have made this image

look similar to early 1950's advertising illustrations.

blue tools

Just a simple still life I did a while ago. Blue tools in acrylic.


Another study done with pen.

horse power 5000

A random illustration showing some of
the gears and computing power that
humans need to get power, where as
it's all natural for a horse. That, or it's
a robot horse, I haven't decided yet.


The doodle pre water colour.

single malt scotch whisky

I saw a modest magazine advert for
Scotch Whisky which was all nice and
calm in the mountains but I thought it
could use more power to bring it out.

It's 2012

Just a random doodle for 2012. It's good stuff

Suzuki V-Strom

A painted illustration of a Suzuki motorcycle with some
simple vector shapes places in the background.
The background reminds me of the master card logo,
maybe I should try a painted backdrop later.


Original pen drawing on A3.

the gatehouse

A made-up drawing of a cathedral that
is being used as a large gatehouse, so
imagine the size of the place at the end
of the path. This drawing was inspired
by some photos that I found of Las
Lajas Sanctuary. Maybe this could work
as a pub sign?


Drawing in sketch book.

give a dog a trombone

A random drawing with an old saying that's been modified.


Original sketch

tiger bite

By using some lines and changing the size
of some of the areas of the illustration
I tried to show the power of the tigers jaw.


The Coloured image with out lines.


Original black and white pen drawing.