Before I go back to bed, I take a look. Some things I like, some I don't. I look to see if my image reflects how I feel, to see if there's something only I can see. My body is a place I am not always happy to be, betrayed by pain not expressed in my image.

Inexploring the idea of Gestalt image making. 

This image was created by taking a figurative line 

drawing made in pencil and tearing it into small pieces. 

I then rearranged them until I found new shapes to 

work with and drew/painted onto the image until I was satisfied. 

Ink and Watercolour sketch of Laura Loo.

Another drawing of Riikka, 

this time she's dressed as Patsy from Absolutely Fabulous.

Oh sweetie darling.

Sketch made with a dip pen and ink.

Rick Stein's Fish.

A couple of life drawings made in pen.

 A difficult tool to work with, I think next time I'll go with the classic graphite pencil. 

A few drawings from the day Emma found a deceased Robin on her travels. 

This is a quick sketch of Reuben, a man who never stays still.

We drew the bird for quite a while, 

a good way to get over some long standing phobias.

Riikka

New Orleans city park.

Quick sketch of Steven.

Tresco.

Night drawing, made on the island of Tresco. 

My first Aqua-tint etching. From sketch to etch to print. 

My etching plate once I had finished the Aqua-tint.

The finished print in simple black ink.

Research drawings.

Research for a project based around the Native

American occupation of Alcatraz Island.

1969–71

Flower Fairy. Inks and water colours.

Bunnies.

They have these dead, cold eyes.

But they're so fluffy. 

Original pug sketch.

Observational drawings.

Sketchbook scraps.

Sketchbook scraps. 

I just met you and I love you.

Hand drawn and edited in photoshop.

Elliott Smith illustration. 

Felly and the Lee.

Hand drawn with fine tip pen.