I am really pleased to see my Botanical Poppy pattern featured in the Make it in Design's The Surface Pattern Design Lookbook vol. 3 2017 (p.32-33)
My new online portfolio is almost finished for everyone to see, I have some new patterns and Illustrations to add.
Fantastic work by all
https://issuu.com/moyomagazine/docs/the_surface_pattern_design_lookbook_d5a8a04cd51749
Tuesday, 30 May 2017
Sunday, 16 April 2017
Monday, 20 March 2017
Greeting Cards with thortful.com
I came across thortful.com through an article in a magazine and decided to take a few of my existing illustrations and turn them in to greeting card designs.
thortful.com is an online card marketplace which supports a wide community of creative designers and illustrators who create unique greeting cards.
My designs can be found > here < so please go and take a look.
Thursday, 2 March 2017
John Isgar Photography
I have been working with a friend of mine, John Isgar of John Isgar Photography, to produce his new flyer and business card. John is a freelance photographer based in the Leicestershire area. He specialises in Motorsport and Race Team photography but also covers local events and supports the local Blood Bikes Charity. His work has been featured in the local press and he is fully Media Accredited. He is a frequent visitor of Donington Park and Mallory Park Race Tracks during the race season. He also works with Twinlakes Theme Park and sister park, Wheelgate.
John already had a logo and website so I incorporated these elements along with his stunning photography in to these promotional materials.
As you can see he can be found on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Please go and take a look.
John already had a logo and website so I incorporated these elements along with his stunning photography in to these promotional materials.
As you can see he can be found on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Please go and take a look.
Wednesday, 22 February 2017
Do What You Love For Life
Today I finally got a moment to order a copy of Freedom Seeker: Live More. Worry Less. Do What You Love by Beth Kempton. The book isn't released until the beginning of April but I am very much looking forward to reading it.
Beth Kempton is the founder of popular E-course - Do What You Love For Life along side her partner, Paul.
Late last year I decided to sign up for this course. I follow Make Art That Sells and Make it in Design and as they are all linked to one another, information about this course kept filtering through. I read some of the testimonials from previous class members and was intrigued to what it was all about.
I was at a point in time where I was getting stuck in a rut, I am a creative person but I was getting trapped by my anxiety to show my work to the public and put myself out there. Then one day I had an email that presented me with an opportunity to take this course, so I signed up. It was a little sign that I needed to listen to and take action.
The course to me was like a little bit of therapy. What Beth was talking about made sense to me. I needed to push myself forward and find a way to fulfil my creative passion.
I really like that when you hear Beth talk about her experiences or her suggestions for starting these freedom adventures, it is very easy listening and interesting all at the same time. From this I am on a journey to put my new portfolio website out in the open for the first time in the next few weeks.
Beth Kempton is the founder of popular E-course - Do What You Love For Life along side her partner, Paul.
Late last year I decided to sign up for this course. I follow Make Art That Sells and Make it in Design and as they are all linked to one another, information about this course kept filtering through. I read some of the testimonials from previous class members and was intrigued to what it was all about.
I was at a point in time where I was getting stuck in a rut, I am a creative person but I was getting trapped by my anxiety to show my work to the public and put myself out there. Then one day I had an email that presented me with an opportunity to take this course, so I signed up. It was a little sign that I needed to listen to and take action.
The course to me was like a little bit of therapy. What Beth was talking about made sense to me. I needed to push myself forward and find a way to fulfil my creative passion.
I really like that when you hear Beth talk about her experiences or her suggestions for starting these freedom adventures, it is very easy listening and interesting all at the same time. From this I am on a journey to put my new portfolio website out in the open for the first time in the next few weeks.
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