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Geeky freaky

Updated: Mar 7, 2020


Friday, 11 March 2016




It really is about time I actually posted stuff about what I am doing currently. I don’t usually post about the work that I am doing since I am usually too busy doing it. So now I have stopped being too busy working so that I might post about what I’m doing instead of doing it. Feel free to ask questions.

So, what am I doing.Well. among other projects I am working for a US publisher on a series of creepy freaky books. That’s not what they are called but I have no idea how much I am allowed to say pre-publication so I’ll remain enigmatic.


Shown here are the pencil roughs and the final ink versions.


This project is proving a particular favourite of mine. The freedom of the briefs allow my inner geek (some might say that it’s not very `inner’) to run wild. There are of course more illustrations in the books than I am showing here, otherwise they would be stupidly short books but trust me, my inner geek has stripped naked, screamed pathetically and run head-on into the full potential of this project.

Happy days.

 
 
 

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