Showing posts with label Procreate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Procreate. Show all posts

Tuesday, 2 May 2023

Children's Trust Board, London Borough of Merton


I listened to an online meeting and then created a graphic record of this annual meeting. 

The image will be blown up to a large poster size and put on the office wall to remind and inspire people in their day to day working lives - of all the great work done, and everything still to come!

Thursday, 2 March 2023

Addressing the AI Skills gap in the UK, AI in Health and Transport

I'm working at a research workshop tomorrow all about AI, the skills gap and looking at future scenarios in the healthcare and transport sector, so have done a bit of limbering up to get in the right frame of mind.

AI has been in the news a lot in the past few weeks, with ChatGBT and the development of software that creates images from text or a brief description. 

Will us scribes and illustrators still have a job in the next few years...? Maybe I'll find out tomorrow!




Wednesday, 24 March 2021

Climate Change Conversation, Jersey

All the ideas here, weeks run clockwise from top left:


 Thanks to Irenie Ekkeshis from the New Citizenship Project for asking me to illustrate this project.

https://www.newcitizenship.org.uk/

Tuesday, 14 July 2020

Animating a story - Wellbeing in the Workplace


I've been collaborating with a small team to create a short animation. 

It's been an interesting process, and is teaching me quite a lot about how collaboration leads to more than the sum of each of our parts, and it's been quite fun too!

Here are some 'work in progress' images - to show the storyboard process,  and then the short film will follow soon.














Tuesday, 28 April 2020

Working Digitally - Putting it all together


You may not have time to read my various recent blogposts about all the different ways I can help you with drawing - so to put it simply, I've done this drawing in procreate. The program has tracked the marks I make and plays it back as a short film:


And here's the final image it lands on: