Showing posts with label peri. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peri. Show all posts

Thursday, 14 May 2009

My Creative Space...

What Next?

... is blank!

I have just completed a series of pictures about Peri in paradise, so I am now at that between stage. However I do have a little list...
  1. Plan more illustrations
  2. Prepare winter zine
  3. Wash 25 year old lego (Man! Is it ever dusty!)and sew little drawstring bags for said lego.
Also, check out the Souzou giveaway that I won and received in the mail today.

Gotta dash! Time to feed baby Gwen.

PS. While you are at it, check out other people's creative spaces over at Kootooyoo.

Peri Swims & Explores

Peri Swims & Explores

This illustration is the final in a series of three pieces about Peri's transition in paradise. This piece simply shows Peri swimming, exploring and seeking her next meal. She may have to work harder to looker after herself, Peri is much happier not being caught up in the dramas of the modern day world.

To see the other two pieces in the series simply follow these links:

Monday, 11 May 2009

Peri Builds A Home

Peri Builds a Home

This is my second completed illustration in a series of three, depicting a girl named Peri and her transition from the modern world to that of living in paradise.

To see the previous illustration follow this link.

Tuesday, 5 May 2009

Peri Discovers the Beauty

Peri Discovers the Beauty

I have just completed the first illustration in a series of three (see above), which chronicles Peri's transition in paradise.

Peri represents the yearnings of modern civilisation 'to go native'. There are days when I romanticize the notion of getting back to basics and living on an island. Of course, if I were to do that for real, a week would pass and I would miss having my computer and a refrigerator. So I must settle for daydreaming about paradise.

Wednesday, 29 April 2009

Peri Peri... My Creative Space

This afternoon I began development of a new series of images set in paradise. I have created a character named Peri and the images will document her journey in paradise.

Following are some of my basic sketches that I have begun with. I look forward to seeing the finished product.