Showing posts with label brush. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brush. Show all posts

Monday, 19 March 2012

Cardboard Computer Scientists

I've been working on a series of portraits of historical computer scientists, brush pen on found cardboard..

Claude Shannon

Charles Babbage


Doug Engelbart

Ada Lovelace

Alan turing

Dennis Ritchie

John MCarthy

Monday, 19 September 2011

self-portrait

Camila over at Orbital Comics very graciously asked me to be part of a Self-portrait exhibition of comic artists she was organising - here's my entry -

Sunday, 30 January 2011

Abney Park Chapel



possible artwork for an HPLL release. I need to sleep on it - i know some of the angles aren't quite right - those steeples are hard to do!

Sunday, 23 January 2011

Ono-Sendai SLB-10 ORB system



The SLB-10 is the latest generation of ORB manufactured by Ono-Sendai, utilizing state of the art EM pulse powered flotation; archive-quality audio and visual recording capabilities; fully CMYK coloured, tactile holographic capability; and guaranteed always-on connection to your personal encrypted data storage facility.

ORBs have become so integral to our life and yet they are barely a 7 year old technology. It is worth reflecting on the brief history of these astounding devices, upon which we now rely so heavily.

In 2027, a group of engineers, skaterboarders and film-makers came together to work on a project utilizing the first commercial Shawyer/EmDrive propulsion system released by the British National Space Centre. Their early device was designed initially as a simple anti-gravity camera to be able to follow a moving person, while filming and streaming the data. It was a personal project for their own use, but they also expected it would be useful for other filming niches. What they hadn’t expected was the enormous demand from the general public, as real-time life-recording and live-blogging quickly took off, finding a multitude of personal and business uses. They formed a company to market their ORB devices, calling themselves Ono-Sendai, in joking homage to William Gibson.

The market for ORBs exploded, with feature upon feature being added in response to consumer demand: multiple cameras, higher definition a/v recording, voice control and audio speakers, automated laser protection systems, and crucially - the visual feed became integrated with in-Frame overlays. In those days Frames were still competing with handheld devices, before we perfected the means to spatially interact with data.

Two more pieces were necessary to bring us up to date with the contemporary ORB experience - the addition of the holo-projector in 2030, in order to finally disperse with a physical interface; and, more recently in 2032, the first mature ultrasound-based haptic holographic interface was introduced to provide a truly tactile experience.

As many imitators as there are on the market, Ono-Sendai manages to stay one step ahead of the competitors due its truly innovative operating system, SOLX - Son Of LinuX, the most advanced and personable decision-taking, realtime smart O/S. With Ono-Sendai and SOLX assisting your life, you be sure of trusted network access, personal security, and reliable data archive - Get on with enjoying your life!

Friday, 21 January 2011

Thursday, 20 January 2011

marvel style

possible record artwork for a project..


(love this one, copied from a Jack Kirby drawing of the New Gods - sorry Jack!)

Wednesday, 29 December 2010

spidey-dork

hmm, a touch narcissistic but i thought it amusing!

Tuesday, 28 December 2010

random xmas drawings

a page probably to be used in Physic Or Surgery, a stage dress of 2 art deco style ladies and a random glasses model from flickr..





Wednesday, 22 December 2010

non-festive xmas cards

Drawn for my ma and da's xmas cards this year



Saturday, 27 November 2010

Weeping Gorilla



Character taken from Alan Moore's Promethea. I was inspired to draw Gorillas after the Giant Gorilla Quiz at Thought Bubble last weekend, which was very fun.

Thursday, 12 August 2010

The Everyday #200 Sideb0ard style



One of my fav autiobio webcomics has unfortunately just finished up at #200 - http://theeveryday.adamcadwell.com/ - to celebrate the ending, he asked for submissions from readers as to how they would end it. This drawing is mine, and is based on episode 12 of Yacht Rock!

Thursday, 22 July 2010

Physic Or Surgery Issue #1 BETA

still needs tidying, colouring and the text needs reworded, but this is an early beta of the first issue: