I can create artwork for your business whether as part of branding packages or clothing.
I produce consistent high quality artwork for my repeat clients and have won awards within their businesses regarding top selling designs throughout the year.
As the customers in different industries vary I have a comprehensive selection of illustrations to choose from ranging from looser pen doodles to complex multi layered vector artwork. You can see some of my popular style examples below.
Prices do vary depending on style and application required so you need to contact me to give you a tailored quote for the works.
I predominately create my artwork for screen printing and offer complimentary colour separation for my clothing or vinyl printing clients.
If you are interested in commissioning some work please contact me using the contact form at bottom of the page, stating what you require, style preference, deadlines and budget. I will endeavour to respond as soon as possible.
Illustration Process
1. Concept
The initial concept is normally a rough doodle to get the composition, direction and colour choices worked out. This is then signed off and moved into the development stage to get production ready artwork.
2. Development
The artwork is created for high quality industry standard printing or reproduction such as vinyl for sign writing etc. Colours are specified to ensure high accuracy for final outcome.
3. Print Ready Artwork
Signed off artwork is supplied in various formats depending on application. Most clients use screen printing for clothing as an example so utilise my complimentary colour separation service.
Style Examples
1. Bold
My signature style and where I began my illustration career. The bold style is as per title so bold line weights and overall punchy aesthetic. Works for all ages and genres of vehicles.
2. Varied Brush Strokes
This style features varied brush strokes and works best with more retro styled images with that hand drawn feel. The lines are kept loose but still have some cleanliness with the taper brush strokes.
3. Realistic Vector
An extension of the Bold style featured before but using more line weight variation and adding in a colour tone variation to give more depth to the glossy bodywork. Suits most vehicles.
4. Doodle Pen
Single line weight but much looser style than all the rest. Colours can be offset to give a retro vibe too. Older subjects work best with this style.
5. Shadow
Unique to a black backdrop this style focuses heavily on the black shadows present in the subject. This creates a menacing aspect to the design and works well on sporty vehicles.
6. Highlight
Similar to a shadow style with emphasise on the black backdrop but with bold style lines. This style is very clean and features minimal ink usage but still creates a punchy design.
7. Scribble
Replicating a pencil drawing like style the Scribble artwork works best on lighter backdrops so white t-shirts for example.
8. Doodle Halftone
Similar to the Doodle Pen style but focuses more on a colour matching outline and bold colour fills with some halftone sections to keep colours to a minimum. Suits older vehicle subjects the best.
9. Simple Outline
Ideal for budget friendly designs and utilises a consistent line weight outline to create a simple yet effective design piece.
10. Airfix Model
This style is all about the finer details and visual representation of the timeless Airfix models. Suits any subject from any era.
11. Parody
This design style varies per subject but mimics the visual features of known brands. You are responsible for any copyright infringement risks involved with the style.
12. Pixel
A retro gaming vibe style which works on lots of different levels. The subject would be drawn to mimic a low pixel count but still be high resolution for printing purposes.