love a bit of negative space . . .

Acrylic paint and fine liner.

(I think this might have been inspired by a Specsavers advert)

a sketch a day backlog . . . .

 felt-tip pen.

pencil.

a sketch a day backlog . . .

I started my 'a sketch a day' project way back when I was getting my portfolio ready for interviews but since getting a place at Westminster and what with all the hassle of the final major project . . . Well, lets just say that I let it slip. I've just realised that I hardly uploaded any of the drawings from that project so I'll keep posting them.

Here are a few of my favourite fashion illustrations:

All illustrations done in pencil, black fineliner and water colour.

lovely little creatures . . .

Here are a few little drawings of mine, I can just draw animals for hours on end and now that college is pretty much finished I can sketch away to my heart's content.



I am thinking of using these drawings as screen printing designs for bags and t-shirts.

a sketch a day continues . . .

Have been experimenting more and more with extreme shadow lately, I love being able to draw a face using only large patches of black and only minimal deatail or shading.

a sketch a day . . .

Recently I decided to do one fashion illustration or sketch a day to keep my eye in and build up some personal work for my portfolio. I must admit that it has lapsed into a sketch every other day or so and ocasionally I forget for about a week and end up doing 5 or 6 in one everning! Anyway, I'll be posting some of my drawings as I go. 

Quick sketches of Moss's and Esme's dresses made for the fashion show we put on a week or so ago