Showing posts with label competition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label competition. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 June 2019

Northern Illustration Prize 2019

Monkey Business

Last month I discovered that my entry for the Northern Illustration Prize had been shortlisted, which came as a lovely surprise.  A great write-up of the award is available to read at this link here - Northern Illustration Prize 2019.  

All winning and shortlisted entries are currently being exhibited at the biennial Northern Festival of Illustration, which runs until 15th September 2019.

The theme for the competition was 'monkey' and I responded with an illustration based on a true story from my family history: my great-grandfather used to keep a pet monkey, which must have seemed like an unusual thing at the time for a middle-class businessman. Unfortunately, the monkey caused a lot of chaos at home and stress for my great-grandmother, and in the end the animal had to go.  There are no known photos of the monkey, but this is how I imagine their home might have looked...


Wednesday, 18 June 2014

Being Human


This illustration was originally an etching, but had to be patched up in a few places digitally because of a few imperfections on the zinc plate.  Etching seemed the most suitable medium for producing this image because of the lovely texture that you get from it.

This was my entry for this year's Cheltenham Illustration Awards for the theme 'being human'.

Sunday, 22 March 2009

Sally

Sally illustration (for Gogol Bordello contest)