This is my first ever time using charcoal full stop.

 Composition features a sheep skull and various beach prone shells.

Charcoal, compressed charcoal and chalk on grey paper.

Skulls and Shells project.

Milton Glaser

One of my favourite artists - example of my research/sketchbook work.

Cut card, Pro Markets and Fine Liner study

 An A5 cut card piece atop an acrylic painted swirling background.

            This is a graphic style silhouette of myself for a 'Self' project.                

An A5 Graphic piece expressing mixed emotions

Acrylic paint, and pencil

Cut Card V for Vendetta

Tone shown through shades layered card

Development in sketchbook

Pencil portrait of Rock and Roll artist Billy Fury

This is drawn in the style taught to me by my dad who

also inspires my taste in rock and roll music.

pencil/photoshopped blend and eye colour.

A memorabilia poster.

The illustration and line drawing both come from

the same novelty viking ornament.

The style, funnily enough, comes from a Volkswagen

Van advert I see regularly before documentary Bear Grylls starts :)

Fine liner, pencil crayon and tweaked on photoshop.

One of my favourite small pieces featuring my guitar

that I bought from an old friend.

The colours and pattern represent the style of music

I listen to and play (Modern Rock/Rock and Roll)

Pencil, pro markers and fine liner.

 

(Cartoony illustrations)

Puss in boots and Meerkat playing guitar illustrations.

The inspiration came from my personal interest in

Dream Works style animation, not so much the characters themselves,

although I do love puss in boots :)

Puss: Acrylic paint, hand made paper background and

briefly photoshop blended/highlighted

Meerkat: Pro markers, finer liner, hand made paper and cut card

Life class art that I did today actually but it's unfinished

I was primarily testing out oil pastel media

with the pencil outline , it looks much more defined (good effect I think)

Proportionately... not happy

but I do like that I came up with this 'style'

I'ma call it 'poilism' - pencil and oil pastel... ism :)

These are a couple of examples of my thumbnail graphics design style.

These where preliminary work for a poster design which

developed from the very first -upper top left- thumbnail. Also 

the viking poster is illustrated in rough to the top right of the first sheet.

My style is quite versatile when designing,

everything is somewhat different to the next.

Pencil crayon, pencil, fine liners cut card on layout paper.

Flash CS5 rigged head, for a series of shorts im going to

produce when i attain myself a full version of flash.

(currently he just says "hello there")