Folksy

I made a Folksy shop the other day, ready for when I actually have stuff to sell, after seeing a Miss Isobel Kho had mentioned she had switched over to it after using Etsy. I have finished my banner! Here it is

I haven't go anything to sell yet, but supplies should arrive this week! here are the sheep and cow images I used. I realised I didn't need much detail after seeing how little can be seen of the pig once shrunk so they're not the best of drawings...

These animals are from Middle Farm in Sussex. 

Pig

Soon I will start doing some more hands on work again, but being at home has meant a good chance to practise Photoshop. There will be a few more animals after this...

It's not the best image, but it's towards something and will only be fairly small, so I'm not too worried! Was nice and quick to do anyways!

Giraffe

Another drawing from zoo photo's. Also supplies ordered thanks to my mother, and work printed for the exhibition from Thursday onwards! :)

Slow

This took a whole half day. My eyes hurt now.

Show, and a sheep.

I'm taking part in an exhibition very soon, here's my flyer for it! Come!

(Ps I know the text is awful, if you ignore it the image behind it is actually okay?)

Also I drew a sheep from the last trip to the zoo for no apparent reason...

Next door

Today I drew out of my window.... then Photoshopped it, then added some photo...

And the bits before...

London Zoo

I've been to London Zoo 6 times since getting my annual pass in November. Today being the most recent trip. I thought I should share some of my favourite photo's with you.

A self portrait!

For an exhibition in June to accompany the work.

I masking taped, marker penned, and tipexed this:

Then I photoshop painted this:

And then combined them to create this!

Cover

Just  put together the final cover! I decided last minute that the woman in the bottle needed colour, so I painted her on Photoshop, and the same with the bottle.

Final(ish) pages