Illustration Friday - Hatch

Hatch
After the success of Match of the Day, I think I may have found a gap in the tv marketplace and so introduce to you Hatch of the Day! It follows the same winning formula of big hatch action and analysis and who knows, if successful there may be appetite for Hatch of the Day 2, The Big Hatch and, I know I'm pushing it, Book of Hatches! Goodnight.

Illustration Friday - Crunchy

Crunchy
The credit crunch would be a whole lot more acceptable if was renamed credit crunchy! And who better to safeguard the key to irresponsible spending than Captain Credit Crunchy! So any leaders of the economic world reading this blog entry in need of a mascot ...........(credit crunchy rates apply!)
An adobe illustrator creation.

Illustration Friday - Music

Music
In the true spirit of rock'n'roll! A rough'n'ready cartoon for a change, as an antonym to my vector stuff! Apparently these sets are not flying off the shelves in time for Xmas, although the intricate attention to detail is quite staggering. Comes complete with gaffer tape. Line art scanned shading added in Photoshop.

Illustration Friday - Unbalanced

Unbalanced

Modifying an old illustration for this week's topic. Illustrator and photoshop.

Illustration Friday - Blur

            

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 Blur

If push comes to shove I probably prefer Oasis. However...., haven't posted in a while, must try harder! Standard cartoon hand drawn, coloured and constructed in illustrator and photoshop.

Illustration Friday -Frozen

           

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Frozen

Been too long since last posting so digging out an old cartoon that can just about fit the subject matter for this week's topic. Originally one of a series of six cartoon highlighting best web design practice for a company rolling out an intranet to it's staff, reaching it's audience through the power of funny wee drawings and, erm, biting wit! Hand drawn and coloured up in illustrator.

Illustration Friday - Pattern

Pattern

In homage to those hidden 3-D images that would magically appear if you looked at the pattern for long enough - usually going cross-eyed in the process. Wait a minute, I'm starting to see something...

Adobe Illustrator and mouse, (since my dog has taken a taste for my graphic tablet's pen!)