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Traditional Illustration
Before pixels became my everyday tools, pencils were.
These hand-rendered coloured-pencil illustrations span work created during my early design training and later personal portrait work. From reflective glass and automotive surfaces to fur, expression and wildlife, each piece was built by hand through careful observation, layering, colour and detail.
No filters. No digital rendering. No AI. Just coloured pencils, patience and a lot of very small marks.
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Commercial Illustration Study — Coloured Pencil
Created during my college design studies, this exercise involved recreating a photographic magazine advertisement entirely by hand. Particular attention was given to transparency, reflections, ice, glass, liquid and the saturated colour of the orange drink.
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Coloured Pencil Illustration Eagle Talon
Automotive Illustration Study — Coloured Pencil
A hand-rendered study exploring automotive form, proportion, reflections, glass, metallic surfaces and fine detail.
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Coloured Pencil Illustration Doberman Portrait
Animal Portrait — Coloured Pencil
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Coloured Pencil Illustration Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Portrait
Animal Portrait — Coloured Pencil
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Coloured Pencil Illustration Daisy
Animal Portrait — Coloured Pencil
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Coloured Pencil Illustration Tiger
Wildlife Illustration — Coloured Pencil
Coloured Pencil Illustration
Traditional skills. Modern tools. The fundamentals still matter.
Drawing taught me to observe before I create—to notice proportion, light, colour, texture and the details that make something feel right. Those same fundamentals continue to influence my branding, graphic design and digital work today.
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Whether you are launching something new, updating an existing brand, or trying to solve a complicated design problem, I can help you define the direction and turn it into a polished final result.