Sell yourself

AD - James

Self Advert

Printer

This is another colour image I've done by hand and polished up using photoshop with basic colours to give the feel of simplicity and use of light and darkness.

And this is another use of basic colours. My 1st attempt in a long time to draw an illustration of escalators, and believe me it's hard! Notice the floor texture? That was done using filters in photoshop to give a depth of reality here.

trike of awesomeness

Pimped out trike

Tricycle Design - James

Sping

I swear I uploaded this a while back. Huh.

Oh, and here's my animation from that workshop a while back.
Still trying to figure out how to embed Flash animations on Blogger.

Negative Space

Pepperpot.

Kettle.

Ghost

World record isn't good enough for the King of all Cosmos

World Record Illustration

Negative Space



Others

Dave Gibbons paints Rorschach

Donald The Dodo

Digital Skyline

This here is a a illustration of a typical city skyline in the midst of darkness. The skyline was created digitally using photoshop. Unlike the original some areas of shading were repainted to enhance the light and dark areas of the picture.

lesley - worlds largest motorcycle

tallest rideable motorcycle,

it is 3.429m(11ft 3 in) tall to the top of the handlebars

20ft 4in long and weighs 2.948 tonnes

powered by a 8.2 litre v8 engine and the tyres are 1.88 m(74in) tall in 2005

Self Portrait - James

the largest gathering of people in gorila suits

Self Portrait

World Reord

These are two versions of my illustration of the worlds largest swimming pool.

This is the original version drawn in pencil and enhanced with 4B and 6B pencils to enhance the shadows.

And of course there is the coloured version done in photoshop. The process was adding a colour layer, set to multiply, with another layer with clouds modified with an ocean ripple filter. All of this was merged together and tweaked e.g. the levels and curves. And finally it was covered with sharpness filters and poster edges to give this finished result.

Multiple Colour Illustration

These are two versions of an illustration of my bookshelf, "Before it fell apart!"

This is the original done in black and white using a number of graphic pencils to enhance the shadowing and define where the source of light is coming from.

And here is the second version of the same drawing. This time the hue and saturation has been modified using photoshop to give a depth of age.