Showing posts with label editorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label editorial. Show all posts

Thursday, 30 July 2009

Bowerbird featured in Anorak magazine

I have a full page illustration in this season's Anorak magazine. If you don't know it, it's simply the most fabulous children's magazine, touted as 'The happy mag for kids', it really is so jolly happy, it's a quarterly and cheap as chips at £3.50 because it's packed full of stories, games and fun.

If you know a little person 4-7, you and they are missing out if you've not discovered Anorak.

Follow them on Twitter, it will make you happy too.

Sunday, 25 January 2009

What's in a name?

I started a creative writing course last week at City Univeristy and thought I'd share the fruit of my labours. One warm up piece involved interviewing each other about your name and then writing about your own, we had 5 minutes and only one draft. It's only an exercise but it's a uselful one to loosen up, meet new people and get writing.

The questions were:
What is your name? Why were you so named? What does it mean? Do you like it? Do you have any nicknames?

Me and my Name
Michelle, Meeeeechelle, Muhshell, Shell, it doesn't abbreviate well or even sound that pleasant in your mouth. But in French! Oh! Michelle! It's all flounce and passion, my belle, it's Beatles song lyrics and most definitely not a hairdresser with a bubble perm.

You may have guessed I don't like my name, je n'aime pas, so I'm off to St. Pancras to hop on a train where my name doesn't offend the ear and I may offer the true meaning of my name in a flourish, God's right hand.

Thursday, 11 September 2008

Spot ilustrations


I keep noticing these little spot illustrations on New York Times website, I think they're very fetching, but have no idea to whom the credit belongs. I may have to do some investigating...

Wednesday, 10 September 2008

It's the end of the world

DON'T PANIC!

I love the Guardian for this G2 cover, have a good look at it, it escaped my notice at first, the comedy genius is in the details...

Thursday, 21 August 2008

Penelope Dullaghan


I'm a big fan of Penelope's work, and own a print of The Sweeping Print. Her work is narrative, delicate and soothing, take a look at her stuff, it spans editorial illustrations, painting, type and pattern.