Work in progress- session seven.

Now I've finished the tower it's back to work on the big garden, today I have been mostly filling out the sides a little. I've also had time to enter a competition, I need as many likes as possible to get through to the next round, please go and vote for me here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.259372724131711.57536.112306785504973&type=3 (it's under my real name Hannah Milam)

Towering Towers

When my mind is too busy to sit and draw a landscape I inevitably end up drawing towers. This one was meant to be a single day project but took me almost a week.

Work in progress- session six.

So after a massive wait I have my replacement pens and can continue on with the big one, this session I filled out it's sides a little.

And now for something completely different....

Sometimes my doodles don't follow the normal pattern and they often culminate in strange unusual worlds. Here's a couple I did over new years, who knows what was on my mind.

Deep Snail.

Deep snail is coming 20th January 2012 in Brighton, find out more here...https://www.facebook.com/events/102447859872501/

Work in progress- session five.

It's been a slow week...click for a close up.

If you go down to the woods today...

 

...you'll find trees. (click on the image for a closer look)

Work in progress- session four.

Still fairly poor quality images but it seems to be coming along nicely.

Work in progress- session three.

My camera is finally back in action...Here's session three.

Tools Of The Trade

I've tried many different pens but the best I've found are Letraset's Pro Markers. They're solvent based and allow me to create large areas of block colour without those pesky felt pen lines.

Work in progress- session two.

Still on a crappy camera phone but it's growing!

Work in progress- session one.

I draw step by step, piece by piece until it becomes enormous and now I am photographing it too so you can follow my progress. (apologies for the bad quality camera phone images.)

Cave Dwellers

Cave dwellers. Click on image to have a closer look.

Autumn Time Tree

Another tree and another blog by me check out Takora! Takora! - Over Spill at http://takoratakoraoverspill.tumblr.com/ for loads and loads of random images to tickle your eyeballs and more pictures by me.

8 Things...Octopuses (part three)

8 facts courtesy of  @sprawld  twitter feed.

8 Things...Octopuses (part two)

Moar!

8 Things...Octopuses (part one)

Part one, five more facts to come.

Tree

It's a tree.

Blue Cephalopods

Sometimes even octopuses feel blue.

On The Go!

There is nothing better than completing a massive piece of work in the comfort of my studio but it's not the only place I like to draw. When I'm out and about I find myself more heavily influenced by the sights, sounds and people around me. All of the above were made whilst I pottered around India, allowing the strange land to sculpt my small doodled landscapes.

Brains, brains, braiiiinnnnss!

So no posts from me for almost a month. This may be due to me losing a vital cable for my scanner or it might be because of a rash of zombie attacks in Brighton at the moment. After the infection rate rose to over 3000 yesterday it was decided that Brighton would be put under quarantine. The zombies slowly gathered at Victoria gardens before lumbering and lurching on mass through the city centre and on to the sea front in the search for brains.

Restricting Palettes

Restricted colour selections create different worlds with similar shapes.

BANG!

Here's a speaker I designed for a couple of friends of mine. They were looking for a simple out line of a big speaker that they could each get tattooed on the back of their necks. One has BANG! written under it and the other has BOOM! (I will post the BOOM! image when i get it.)

A new view on the Doodle.

A fantastic little talk from the guys at TED Talks. Doodling is not just a waste of time, it's an aid to thinking. Check it out here..Sunni Brown: Doodlers, unite! | Video on TED.com

Float On.

To remember our friend Kurt on his birthday we took to a park with fire, lanterns and music. Float on comes from the modest mouse song of the same name. It is a fitting memorial to an amazing guy.