Personal and Professional Practice

To summarise my current position as a practitioner; I am an illustrator that specialises in technical and clear imagery with the purpose to ...

As the final PPP module after these three years, this marks my progression from full time education to the world of professional practice. T...

The imagery seems like a good representation of my work, it is easy enough to swap out images depending on the client. The selection will no...

As the newly elected President (although my term has not yet begun) I was sent as the Leeds College of Art deligate to the NUS conferen...

The two days of presentations were exhausting, but I really enjoyed listening to each student summarise their journey over the last three ye...

Nigel Sussman (not the politician) is a mural artist, illustrator, art director and designer. His complex compositions are born from an ex...

Tara Jacoby is an editorial illustrator who has produced artwork for Gawker articles.  Her artwork seems completely digital, it makes use...

I spent today building a promotional pack. The pack is built from stocks available in the library, and printed on using the bypass tr...

Fred lent me a copy of Data Flow , which upon inspection is oddly familiar so I may have read through it before. The imagery ...

This collection of imagery involves various methods of communicating complex information. The majority of examples deal with raw data...

A while back I was reminded that there is another illustrator/artist in the family (not counting immediate relatives who all seem to be crea...

Scott Lynch is one of my favourite authors. The Gentlemen Bastard books are a hilarious fantasy/comedy/heist/con series with truly vivid im...

I have been looking around for architectural studies that apply interesting colour schemes and textures. Will showed me some work by Leoni ...

I made a formal CV to compliment the equally formal invoice. It's very functional, but perhaps too much imagery might have been distra...

  It's convenient having a unique name, especially when it spells AAAB when initialised as it will generally top any alphabetis...

Here are some text heavy-ish CVs that I have been taking a look over. Although I want to avoid an all-out wall of text, I do intend to inclu...

Bio Hello. I am an illustrator based in Leeds. My practise is based around informative imagery, and composing dynamic compositions based ...

aaab-illustration.com I have made some changes to the website, mainly thinning down the images present on the home page. The home p...

Facebook has been a great way to track what imagery people seem to like, while in the beginning most of the visitors were indeed people I ...

Making the signature was simple enough, although for some reason gmail would not allow me to upload an image, only giving me the option to ...

My extensive use of Microsoft Office at school has finally paid off, I remembered how to customise the table to give it a particularly col...

So, I have arrived at my final design. The slanted design of the logo means that it can be angled to inhabit more space on the card, which ...

I recently got in contact with Nathan who works at the Delete Agency , I wanted to know more about what it is like working within a...

This session was based around the use of the heat transfer printing process. The students really enjoyed the session and I had a good oppor...

Having completed the project I have had time to reflect on it's successes and areas where there may be room for improvement. Working wi...

I developed this logo using the polygonal lasso tool, it seemed like I was getting too caught up with overly-comlpicated desings. If a l...

One of my designs has been accepted by Secret Seven, which is splendid.

Today's workshop involved a life drawing session. The model struck poses that followed on from the themes associated with the work of Ka...

I recently contacted a local illustrator, Nick Scurfield . My initial interest was based on the fact that he had managed to get some of his ...