Monday, 24 December 2012
Illustration Friday : Glow
It has been far too long since I have joined in the Illustration Friday fun so I thought I would post something for the last one of 2012! This week the theme for illustration Friday is "Glow"! Here is an image from a children's book I've been working on recently. I hope you like it! To see more images on this theme go to www.illustrationfriday.com.
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Wednesday, 12 December 2012
five stages of MAN flu
After sharing my last illutration of the five phases of flu...I was told by a male friend that for man flu there is only one phase - DEFEAT. So...that called for another karentoon. Enjoy.
ps it's not sexist if a man says it first! (or if it is factually correct)
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Tuesday, 11 December 2012
Five Phases of Flu
It is the most wonderful time of the year.....festive parties, thoughtful gifts and ruddy flu. I love Christmas, but every year without fail I catch the dreaded flu bug. This year is no different.
Flu comes in five phases. I'm currently in phase five, I wish I had spent more time trying to master phase 1....maybe next year.
Flu comes in five phases. I'm currently in phase five, I wish I had spent more time trying to master phase 1....maybe next year.
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Location:
Glasgow, Glasgow City, UK
Monday, 3 December 2012
Vintage Karentoons - Great Ormond Street Hospital
I have just discovered, thanks to mumtoons, that a tile I designed in Primary School is still on display in Great Ormond Street Hospital in the hydrotherapy unit.
The competition was to design a tile for to decorate the hospital with the theme "kids in space".
I was judged a winner by my childhood hero Neil Buchanan. At the time he was of course famous for his children's TV show "Art Attack" which I adored so you can imagine how exciting this was. Back then I wanted to be him when I grew up. I suppose in some respects I am - but without my own successful TV show.
It really has made my day knowing that is still on display in the children's hospital after all these years. I hope it still makes some little faces smile.
The competition was to design a tile for to decorate the hospital with the theme "kids in space".
I was judged a winner by my childhood hero Neil Buchanan. At the time he was of course famous for his children's TV show "Art Attack" which I adored so you can imagine how exciting this was. Back then I wanted to be him when I grew up. I suppose in some respects I am - but without my own successful TV show.
It really has made my day knowing that is still on display in the children's hospital after all these years. I hope it still makes some little faces smile.
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