ILLUSTRATION: GANEXA FANTÁSTICA

GANEXA FANTÁSTICA © GINGER NUT DESIGNS

This A4 illustration is titled Ganexa Fantástica (Fantasy Ganesha). It is inspired by the Hindu god Ganesha. In this piece, the figure of Ganesha is foreground, set against a multicoloured psychedelic background.  Materials used: promarkers and fine liner pens.

ILLUSTRATION: GANEXA NO PAÍS DAS MARAVILHAS

GANEXA NO PAÍS DAS MARAVILHAS © GINGER NUT DESIGNS

This A4 illustration is titled Ganexa no país das maravilhas (Ganesha in Wonderland). It is inspired by the Hindu god Ganesha. In this piece, the central point is the seated figure of Ganesha, set against a multicoloured psychedelic background.  Materials used: promarkers and fine liner pens.

ILLUSTRATION: CAMPIÑA SOLEADA

Illustration titled Campiña soleada.

ILLUSTRATION: CREPÚSCULO NO CAMPO

Illustration titled Crepúsculo no Campo.

PHOTOGRAPHY: THE HUMBER

View of the Humber Estuary from Victoria Pier, Kingston upon Hull.

PHOTOGRAPHY: PRINCE'S DOCK, HULL

Prince's Dock in Kingston upon Hull.

PHOTOGRAPHY: HULL GUILDHALL

The Guildhall in Kingston upon Hull.

PHOTOGRAPHY: THE HUMBER BRIDGE

The Humber Bridge, seen from Victoria Pier in Hull.

PHOTOGRAPHY: THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD

Photograph taken in Kensal Green Cemetery.

ILLUSTRATION: NO PAÍS DAS FANTASIAS

Illustration titled "No País das Fantasias".

ILLUSTRATION: PAISAGEM FANTÁSTICA

Illustration titled Paisagem Fantástica.

ILLUSTRATION: FORTUNE

Illustration titled Fortune.

ILLUSTRATION: LIGHTHOUSE

Illustration titled Lighthouse.

ILLUSTRATION: CIRCLE

Illustration titled Circle.

ILLUSTRATION: CIRCLES

Illustration titled Circles.

ILLUSTRATION: PSYCHEDELICA

Illustration titled Psychedelica.

PHOTOGRAPHY: NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE

View of the Quayside and Newcastle City Centre seen from the Gateshead side of the Tyne Bridge.

PHOTOGRAPHY: THE TYNE BRIDGE

Photograph of the Tyne Bridge, which links Newcastle upon Tyne with Gateshead.

PHOTOGRAPHY: ROKER PIER

Photograph of Roker Pier and Lighthouse in Sunderland.

POCKETFUL ILLUSTRATION MAGAZINE

A few weeks ago I was contacted by Selin Yurdakul at Pocketful Illustration Magazine regarding including one of my illustrations in the forthcoming issue (number 11) of the magazine. I have to confess I was rather surprised by this, but very flattered. I am pleased to announce that the issue is now available to purchase on Amazon (see link below); my illustration is on pages 32-33. An online version of the magazine will be available soon. I will keep you posted.

HOW TO BUY POCKETFUL ILLUSTRATION MAGAZINE

Pocketful Illustration Magazine - Issue 11 (February 2015)

Curated by Selin Yurdakul

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Cost £5.63 (excluding postage and packaging)

ILLUSTRATION: O POVO NO CAMPO

Illustration titled O Povo no Campo.

ILLUSTRATION: CAMPO PSICODÉLICO

Illustration titled Campo psicodélico.

ILLUSTRATION: FLORES PSICODÉLICAS

Illustration titled Flores psicodélicas.

ILLUSTRATION: PAISAJE PSICODÉLICO

Illustration titled Paisaje psicodélico.

ILLUSTRATION: CABALLITOS DE MAR

Illustration titled Caballitos de mar (Seahorses)

ILLUSTRATION: ANTELOPE

Illustration titled Antelope.

ILLUSTRATION: TEMPLO DEL SOL

Illustration titled Templo del Sol.

ILLUSTRATION: DESERT

Illustration of a desert scene.

ILLUSTRATION: HOLY COW

Illustration titled Holy Cow.

ILLUSTRATION: PANDA

Illustration titled Panda.

ILLUSTRATION: FOX

Illustration of a fox.

ILLUSTRATION: PSYCHEDELIC BUDDHA

Illustration titled Psychedelic Buddha.

ILLUSTRATION: PSICODÈLIA DE MAR

Illustration titled Psicodèlia de Mar.

PHOTOGRAPHY: DERELICTION

Along the River Thames there are several derelict power stations. The best known is Battersea Power Station, but a couple of miles westwards there is another which is pretty cool; Lots Road Power Station in Chelsea. At the moment, it looks like it is virtually derelict, but it is currently being redeveloped. I just hope that they do not demolish the old building.

PHOTOGRAPHY: BROMPTON CEMETERY

Cemeteries are not high on my list of places to visit, but there are always exceptions to the rule. Brompton Cemetery, located in West Brompton (stuck in between the busy areas of Fulham and Earl's Court), is a lovely quiet spot. A good place for reflection in a hectic city.