Showing posts with label Frankenstein. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frankenstein. Show all posts

Sunday, February 2, 2014

Prints & Papercuts


For the last week I've been busy organizing prints and frames (and getting lots of papercuts in the process!) for my latest group exhibition. I'm so used to seeing my work on a computer screen, it's really nice to see my illustrations printed in real life  :)


For those in Perth who want to check it out the exhibition it's at Walther Music, 115 Newcastle Street, Northbridge. Mon - Fri: 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm.

Visit the Occupy Pop-Up Facebook page here.

Saturday, March 16, 2013

Decluttering


It's been a while since I've posted any new stuff, but I've been busy decluttering! That means throwing out all my old work-in-progress sketches & prints. Looking back on the colour options I did for my Frankettes illo. Ah the memories!

Monday, October 1, 2012

Frankette giveaway!


Recently I've been hinting about a giveaway on my Facebook page and here it is! The Frankette iPhone case is the latest product in my Society6 shop and I absolutely love how its turned out!

To go into the draw to win this case, become a fan of my Facebook artist page and follow the instructions! Click here to enter.

Entries close midnight Oct 31. Case fits iPhone 4 and 4S.


Monday, April 2, 2012

Domestic Etch Growth & Decay

Domestic Etch cover illustration by Danny Brito

Earlier this year, I posted about the Frankettes illustration I did for Domestic Etch Magazine. I received a copy of the mag in the post, and was super happy to see that the electric pink and green colours pop off the page!

The issue featured some interesting interviews with Danny Brito and Sam McKenzie. You can see a preview of the issue here.

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Frankettes


Presenting my latest illustration... Frankettes!

I created this for Domestic Etch Magazine, they asked if I would come up with something for their theme of 'growth & decay.' I have wanted to do a Frankenstein-girl illustration for a super long time, and this was the perfect opportunity!

To address the growth & decay theme, I wanted to take a well-known image or person and 'zombiefy' them. I ended up basing the illustration around a photo of the 1960's girl group The Ronettes. I was debating whether to make the image yuckier by adding decaying skin and worms, but decided not to. The Frankettes may be an electric psychobilly punk group, but they are still classy!

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Zombie Turkey Hand


I entered this into the Sourpuss Hand Turkey contest. So fun to draw! I think I will do some more Frankenstein-themed illustrations in the future.
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