I do a lot of work for CSIRO in Australia, specifically illustrating their kids’ magazines. In the current issue of the Helix, temperatures are illustrated with pandas. Yes, that doesn’t seem to make sense, but it works…
Here is the blog post explaining it.
And here is one of the pandas:
Here’s a quick screen shot of a painting I’ve done for Frome Open Studios, inspired by my local (pub), The Griffin. It is on Milk Street, opposite this sign and has a brewery (The Milk Street Brewery). It also has a pool room upstairs, where I am the undefeated champion at table football.
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At the end of last year, the boyf, dog and I moved to Frome, a small town in Somerset (and thankfully, given the deluge, on a hill.). It’s a creative place and I found out about Frome Open Studios through a meeting of artists in The Old Bath Arms (most meetings seem to happen in pubs here – I went to Green Drinks last night and that was in The Archangel). A couple of weeks later, I was enrolled and committed to doing an exhibition in July. It’s called Frome With a View (Frome is pronounced Froom) and it is going to be about the town from a cartoonist’s perspective.
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