TJ&E

My entry for a retro video game zine over at jgillustration.tumblr.com. Used to love playing Toe-Jam and Earl with my sister.

You're Waiting For A Train

I love this movie so much. Also my rubbish colouring of sketches is something I'll try to fix in the future.

Quick Update

Just a quick update to say that I'm not only on blogger (here) but also on Tumblr under the name geegrevesy, to follow some people and to post fanart-y stuff. So if you see some things that look familiar up there, it's me.
I've also set up a Big Cartel account for anyone interested in grabbing some badges/prints, making it easier than e-mailing/paypal. To see what's available check out the Prints and Products page at the top of this blog. The site is http://ggreves.bigcartel.com/.

Now have a doodle page of the current cast of In-Jokes (which will probably increase soon) so that this post isn't just text:

Barcelona Study Trip

I've been on a study trip in Barcelona this last week, doing lots of drawing and seeing many inspiring places. Here's a couple of sketchbook images from the trip. For more check out: sketchbook gallery (DeviantArt)

Ninja Nuns

Comics are taking over my life

SSBB = Super Smash Bros. Brawl, a game that gets far too competitive but it's amazing~
Special colour version for you!

In-Jokes

Sneak Preview Rough

In my spare time I'm working on an interesting graphic novel project for a guy called Tim Hart.

Thought I'd share a rough with you as a sneak preview ...

Pokemon Challenge (cont)

 Day 4 - Favourite Eevelution (s)

 Day 5 - Fave Legendary

 Day 6 - Most Terrifying

Day 7 - Most Adorable

Sorry guys, will try to stop spamming you all with Pokemon. Also apologies for the really rubbish backgrounds, these were just sketchbook doodles with a bit of photoshop colouring but felt they needed some kinda base...just didn't want to spend ages on them, just doodles ok?

Information Illustration - Consoles

The dummy book cover and two colour final artworks for the information illustration project. 4th Gen consoles were painted in gouache, 6th gen were drawn by hand and coloured digitally.