Tuesday, February 21

Shrove Tuesday


AKA PANCAKE DAAAAAY!

In honour of St Pancake, I have illustrated my favourite pancake recipe. It is healthy and delicious. Lots of oats, eggs, and cinnamon. Mmmmm. Feel free to print it out and give it a go.



Merry eatings. 
x

p.s. to get a nice clear printable size, right click the image and select "open image in new tab" and print from there ;)

**My recipe has also been published on www.theydrawandcook.com YAY!**

Wednesday, February 15

Heaton Perk

103-105 Heaton Park Road
Mon - Sat 8am-6pm Sunday 11am-4pm

This is the second illustration for my Final Major Project, "An Illustrated guide to craft fairs in the North East." If you are ever in Heaton, do pop in for a cuppa and some cake.
THEY HAVE SCRABBLE.

Final Major Project




Final Major Project is well underway now. We are over a month into it (aaagh) ...maybe even two months in - i'm too scared to look - and i'm feeling a bit behind. (aaagh)


What i'm planning to do, is create a set of illustrated greetings cards, bags, pocket mirrors etc. to sell in an Etsy shop. I like puns, so there will be very bad jokes illustrated onto them. In addition to this I am going to rebrand my whole website and business cards and all that, and make a kit for selling at arts and craft fairs in the North-east. I'll be nice and prepared for being freelance when I graduate. (aagh)


I'm also going to create an illustrated guide to arts and craft fairs in the north-east. Not sure what to call it yet, something along the lines of "Crafty Geordies" or a more boring approach such as "arts and crafts north-east : an illustrated guide". It's all still very explorationy and developmental. I'm trying out different techniques for printing bags, visually working out how I want to illustrate the cards, and researching prices for printing everything.

The guide itself is going to be a sketchy little cute illustrated thing, possibly with interactive things like lift-the-flap and maybe some cut-out sections with coloured acetate or something to make it more interesting. I want to end up with something that people will keep and read and enjoy. I'm taking inspiration from zines and little self-published things that crop up here and there around the crafty scene.

Enough rambling. I'm off to do some work on it.

p.s. I have a Facebook Page now!


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