I’ve been working on a story for some time now and have been trying out a few formats and styles. The first version was wordless, and seeing as that didn’t work out so well, I’m trying my hand at including words. Here are a few draft pages, hopefully they aren’t too difficult to make out… I have a fraught relationship with my scanner as will no doubt become evident. Some of you may recognize the character from previous illustrated posts on Camus quotes. 🙂
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True story! See the recent issue of Canadian Geographic, http://www.canadiangeographic.ca/magazine/jf13/geo-engineering_climate_change.asp
This is a self-portrait of the illustrator Quentin Blake in his younger years, who brought to life some wonderful childhood books by Roald Dahl like The Twits, Charlie & The Chocolate Factory, Fantastic Mr. Fox, and many, many more.
Who could forget The Twits!
Here are some more “little c” drawings commissioned for a childrens story about an adventurous beaver. I’ll post another update on little c when the final story is complete.
I’ve been working on some drawings for a colleague’s childrens book, so I thought I’d post a few sketches. The main character is a beaver called little c. The final will look something like this… she’s kind of cute I think. 🙂
This cartoon was created ten years ago for the back page of Corporate Knights magazine. Unfortunately, the issue of fish physiology being affected by the drugs we take is as pertinent today as it was then.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/14/fish-drug-contaminated-water_n_2688901.html
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