The humble post box a well known and loved icon of British life... This Watercolour spot illustration is of a Penfold Pillarbox, named after the designer JW Penfold, and dating back to the Victorian period, although rare, surprisingly there are still a number in use today, I've seen them in Sheffield, Buxton in the Derbyshire Peak District and on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh...so keep your eyes peeled and let me know if you spot one too... On the music side of things, it's been surprisingly quiet here in the studio...I've been listening to a few podcasts, but one song that I keep hearing, and love is Beautiful Things by Benson Boone, I'm sure you may have heard it...check it out here.
Until next time, Thanks for reading!
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From the drawing board this week are some character illustrations, that were inspired by some non-fiction text provided by the author designer Zoe Tucker in the #MATS course that I am currently taking. I feel like I'm channeling my inner Bruce with the middle one! And I couldn't get the Mark Knopfler and EmmyLou Harris song, ' All The Road Running' out of my head when I was developing the first illustration of the Ostrich striding out...
Fun Fact; Ostriches can easily run at 40MPH, they have a fearsome kick and weigh in at around 160kg! Until next time, Thanks for reading! You're never too old for a Scooter! This weeks post is a character illustration that I created of a cute Elephant on a Scooter, I could imagine this being developed further with Parisian houses in the background...
My musical accompaniment this week is from the Icelandic rock Band - Kaleo with Way Down We Go Thank you for reading! |
Hello!In this space which has no ceilings, walls or doors... I would like to invite you in, and share with you some of my work and a few things of interest which help to inspire my illustrations, including music to the places and spaces we call home...
AuthorCatherine Hoggins |