harry's quilt.

hello, long time no post, i am bad at this blogging lark, so i do appologise.

rather different from my useual work, but i was feeling nostalgic and remembered an odd program i used to watch, called 'the brollys'. having rewatched a couple of episodes on youtube it is very much slower and odder than i remembered, but that's nostalger for you!

anyway, here is harry with his toys elepant and hippo, dreaming away under the 

embroydered weather quilt, sleep well!

"poor little things"

studies in tea and ink, these poor little guys are tiny, each around an inch square!

 they are drawn on individually made pieces of paper, aprox 6.5x9.5cm

the last instalment of london fashion week with amelia's magazine.

as the last of the london fashion week reviews go up over at Amelia's Magazine i thought i'd post the close-ups of the last three articles i drew for, and take the opportunity to thank Alia Gargum, Matt Bramford and Amelia Gregory herself for being so kind as too give me such wonderful photos to draw from and being so lovely to work for. all three have given me a real boost in confidence :) though i think everyone covering lfw is well deserving of some serious rest and relaxation after putting in such crazy hours!

in Amelia's review of Felder Felder here i was particularly 

pleased with the hand and legs!

Matt Bromford sent me images from the Jayne Pierson show here where fashion models were replaced with real ballet dancers from The Royal Ballet!

they were really tricky to draw, but oh the muscle tone!! so incredible!

and lastly one more for Amelia's review of the magical Carlotta Actis Barone collection here

everyone thank you and i hope to work with you again!

more from london fashion week with amelia's magazine!

two more illustration commission for the lovely amelias magazine this time for an article about the PPQ show written by Matt Bramford here!

again a couple of close-ups incase anyones interested!

london fashion week with amelia's magazine.

i have been doing some work for amelia's magazine and my first illustration has appeared in an article written by alia gargum here!

thought i'd pop-up a couple of close-ups incase anyones interested :) 

the designer is Jean Pierre Braganza, and i particularly like the shoes! 

making prints.

i had 'tree peony', 'china' and 'collisions' printed on hahnemuhle textured fine art paper, which is archivel quality, meaning that in the right conditions the ink wont fade for at least 200 years!

if anyone's interested in perchasing one of these lovely ladies then please contact me at miss.t.reidy@gmail.com

china = £5 + whatever p&p comes to.

tree peony = £10 + whatever p&p comes to.
 collisions = £15 + whatever p&p comes to.

and remember, they won't fade in your life time!

they came out looking so good that it's hard to tell that they aren't the originals (so yes, it's just my camera that's making everything look rubbish...)

as well as having these prints to sell where i can, i also have a few of them in a beautiful little shop on westurn road (two minuits from my flat in hove) called imi loa! i shall be getting some photos very soon!

new designers.

so i exhibited at new designers http://www.newdesigners.com/ from the 6th to the 9th of july, it was an expereance, and compleatly knackering!

here we see two of my classmates, the lovely amber cassidy http://ambcassidy.blogspot.com/ (right) and miss maze http://miss-maze.blogspot.com/ (left). can you spot my bit of wall and the cusp of my prints stand?

work to my left by bryone crane http://blog.bryonycrane.me.uk/ and right devon busby http://busbyart.blogspot.com/

and that's miss maze's merch next to mine =^_^=