July 16th, 2007
…pondering the secrets of the heart.
The very first appearance of TBR-1000, the philosophical android frontman for the electro-pop band The Blush Response.
July 9th, 2007
…getting out and about.
Character concept art from my back-burner project, Nuut.
Nuut herself in action, as she heads out across the city. Walkways and roads are intermittant, at best, so just getting around town is a parkour-like exercise.
April 9th, 2007
…working on his Blue Steel.
Here’s TBR-1000 putting on his best Blue Steel. Poster illustration in a pin-up style for The Blush Response.
Here’s the final poster layout:
February 15th, 2007
…in a dream.
One of my favourite subjects – giant robots – this time translated in an Asian-influenced image commissioned by my friend Rosie. The second of a little sequence of illustrations I did while living in Bristol.
January 18th, 2007
…making the handover.
The third illustration I produced for friends while living in Bristol, this one for Helen. Another mock scene for a children’s book or film – has the girl been tricked into handing over the secret vial, or is she doing the one vital thing the adults are too stubborn to do?
October 12th, 2006
…raging against the machine.
The first illustration of the series I produced for friends while living in Bristol – this one for Sky. A scene from a strange children’s film?
February 1st, 2006
…not afraid.
A random wallpaper that came out of concept designs for Module’s “Remarkable Engines” album design.
October 12th, 2005
…working on engines.
The front cover for Module’s debut album release, Remarkable Engines. Was a very fun job, that got me through an otherwise depressing, jobless period when I first moved to Bristol.
Interior layout:
August 2nd, 2004
…living underground.
Welcome to the Underground. The environment for my background project ‘Nuut’ – this is a concept scene of a typical neighbourhood. Apartments, a cafe/venue, and a bottomless pit. Like an early 20th century Paris, where everything is made of metal and the sun never shines.
The Taffeta, a popular bar housed inside a strange, hanging structure. This is a matte painting used in a proof-of-concept animation for the project.
