Showing posts with label bear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bear. Show all posts

18 May 2012

Sketchbook Page

I have been drawing a lot into my sketchbook and then going back and watercolouring all the drawings I liked. This is just an example of one page but its hard to scan them all for posting.

Here is some more drawings of the bunny on the top left of the page above. I'm calling the bun 'Mun' for now.
 

05 December 2010

Some more sketches


A bunch of bears and some mice for your perusing.

30 November 2010

Sketchy post

Sharing some sketches from various sketchbooks. how many times can I say the word sketch in one post... sketch. Expect more tomorrow or the day after, there is many.

07 August 2008

screen printed plushies!

I did some screen printing of my designs on to fabric last weekend. It's something I've wanted to do for ages, and I'm pretty happy with how they turned out. Each one is unique as its not a perfect process, but I think that adds to the end product. I made five of each one in different colours and on different fabric. I'll be putting the rest of them up soon.

Their available now in my etsy and dawanda shops, the links are on the right.



14 July 2008

My sketches and doodles on fabric...


I have started making loads of patches and little fabric art (that i have also turned into badges). I have millions of doodles and characters that I draw and I decided to make something with them. here is a few I have so far. They are available now at my shop.





18 November 2007

Polar Bears

They are amazing creatures, the largest of land carnivores. Their species is under threat due to global warming. Their hunting grounds are disappearing under the water and, despite being strong swimmers, 4 polar bears were found drowned last year.

This piece is on raw linen canvas, so that the natural fibre colour shows through. The polar bears are sown on to the canvas by hand and the details added. 20x60cm

Sold

22 March 2007

Good Morning



Painted for my mam for her birthday.
2006, Acrylics on canvas board.


 
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