Ideas for editorial controversial illustration

Amphibian Extinction 

Syrian Refugee Crisis

Church Architecture 

My house mate is a gymnast

My part for the BIG DRAW EVENT at Cheltenham General Hospital

Practising perspective with the human form for uni work

Work I did inspired by Sarah Fanelli's work

Practising perspective on Cars

Two random pages from one of my sketchbooks 

Storyboard for University - THE RABBIT AND THE RABBI

Brief Scenes from the story I invented using five random things. 

Scene: Beach  (Because i like the beach)

Character one; The rabbit (Because I already had a character concept in my head)

Character two: The Rabbi (Because I wanted to inject some humour into the story - The rabbi and the Rabbit fighting...in My head it just seems hilarious. Its so nonsensical)

Motive; revenge ( because the rabbit harbours a strong dislike for the Rabbi. Seems totally inoffensive and non-threatening, right?)

Object:  A paperclip. (something totally surreal and ridiculously insignificant to add to the humour) 

These are my favourite scenes from the comic. I did one page in colour to set the scene and the rest of the pages just in black and white to just get the story across. Its only a little side project anyway; its not major so I didn't spend a lot of time on it. Just a couple of hours at most.

Unzipped

My friend has a small scar on her leg and jokingly asked me to draw a zip and cogs inside for her ....so I did. Here is a photo of the original drawing on her leg and then the edited photos where I tried to blend it in so it actually looks like it's on her skin....It turned a bit more graphicy than I planned, but oh well.

Practising with Chris Ware's style

Perspective Practise

Practising perspective around Oxford