Showing posts with label illustrator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustrator. Show all posts

Wednesday, 16 April 2014

Some new work






Quote from one of my favourite films- Little Miss Sunshine






Just a round up of some of my latest illustrations. Been having lots of fun on these recently.

Wednesday, 26 March 2014

On a roll!


I have had a good month or so for winning prizes, as well as winning with Pedlars, a few weeks ago I won this awesome print.

It is the work of Mick Statham, a printmaker that is based very near me. He ran a giveaway on Twitter which I, as a pug owner, and lover of screen prints, was very eager to win. He was originally going to pick just one winner, but due to interest he picked 3, and I was one of them! Woohoo.

It really is a beautiful print, of brilliant quality, and it came with an adoption certificate for "Vinnie" the pug dog!

Check out his work here

Sunday, 17 November 2013

Autumn Inspiration











I have always loved the colours of Autumn, maybe partly due to being an Autumnal baby. As the temperature begins to drop the colours get so warm. It's like nature is giving us that last intense burst of colour before it goes into hibernation. The sunshine is also at it's most gorgeous, casting an amazing glow across things. I always find this time of year so inspiring, so here are a few photos I have been taking and some illustrations I have created, I hope you enjoy them.


Paper toy workshop





During the half term break I had the opportunity to lead a workshop at Sheffield's Children's Hospital, on making paper toys. I had a fantastic day. I only worked with a very small number of patients, but they all loved it, and it was really great to see what an impact it had. One girl would barely grunt un response at the start of the day, but by the end of it she was laughing and joking. It would be amazing to do this all the time! 

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

Wedding Commission


A few weeks ago, I was asked to create a portrait of a couple for their wedding. This is not the one I did, as they're not married yet, and I didn't want to risk them seeing it, but I wanted to share it with you, so I have altered it to this made up couple.

I really enjoyed creating it, and think that it would make a lovely memento for a wedding, anniversary or engagement.

If you are going to a wedding this year than why not get them something more personal and get in touch? Prices start at £20 for a digital file that you can print to any size you want.  Email me at samanthaeynon@gmail.com if you want to enquire.


Friday, 8 March 2013

Lady in a hat


Just thought I'd share my latest completed illustration with you guys. I'm quite pleased with this one. It's one of the most striking images I've done for a while. Now I want to do more!

At the top is an image all three colour ways I tried. I struggled to decide which one to go for, and thought they looked quite nice all lined up together. Now I want blue hair too!

Sunday, 20 May 2012

Robot Tower

I started a new job several weeks ago, and it's full time, so it is more difficult getting to do the chance do any illustrations. Especially with trying to finish off the digital magazine, Air Monkeys, that me and my husband run with a few friends.
So the long and short of it, is that it has taken me a very long time to get this one done!
It is my first attempt at using perspective on Illustrator, I'm still running CS3 at the moment, so it is a bit limited on perspective options. It was more of a challenge than I expected it to be, and I still didn't get it bang on, but I'm fairly happy with it.



Saturday, 5 November 2011

Digital Artist issue 26 - Double Whammy!

I was lucky enough to get the chance to do another tutorial for Digital Artist, for the current issue. This brief was to create an illustration on Illustrator that had a watercolour feel. This was something I hadn't tried before, but I was more than happy to get my teeth stuck into it! It was really good fun to do.

Also, Robots and Rainbows (the company me and my husband collaborate on) got it's first bit of press in the same issue! :) 












Tuesday, 20 April 2010

The set is complete

Hey everyone, I know it's been a little while since my last post.

You have already seen glimpses of these guys, but now they each have a proper image of themselves.
Really quite pleased with how they turned out!


Some of the colours are slightly off on here, as I forgot to save it to RGB mode.

Opinions are welcome!

Which character do people like the best?

Many more characters are in the pipeline for other things. But these are the core characters for the 'Mush-noo' series, with guest appearances from tinman Trevor who has appeared before.

As you may have seen my artwork tends to jump around a bit, but I think that this is what I will mostly be concentrating on for now. Creating cute little characters makes me very happy!

I am also working on creating some more actual physical paintings, rather than just digital work.


                       

you still can't quite beat the feel of a paintbrush as it slaps the canvas! Is very difficult getting a finish as smooth as in illustrator though! Well frankly it is obviously impossible!