Spend the day at the Barbican Centre in London with some friends, a sketch pad, and a couple of pens.
It made good practise for capturing peoples natural body language, and their interaction between one another outside in a relaxed environment.
I also captured scenes which I found to have interesting form and composition. So the way people are all sat around the pond together with the trees in the background giving a sense of place and helping to set the mood.
8 Hand painted postcards of various locations around the world.
I’ve tried to capture the beauty and atmosphere of each place, using only two to three colours, to create a range moods and colour schemes, to suit different interiors to make grate artwork to hang on walls, or just to post with a message to someone special.
Yemen
Italy
Lima, Peru
Spain
Palestine
China
Turkey
Iran
Packaged with a card backboard to prevent any damage during delivery, multiple orders are then divide by a sheet of tracing paper between each image so stop any rub off Rapped in a very think paper using an unsealed fold which can be opened easily without damaging the images inside. secured tightly with a paper band displaying the recipients name and address.
All images made to look good together as a set or alone as an individual piece.
A childrens book illustration im working on at the moment, still to be colour with inks.
An illustration of Christopher Michael Tew during the making of Poison Flower, a documentary of a homeless group of individuals from Harlow.
Back from my travels with a full set of 32 illustrations all painted on tour. Click image to take a look at my website, and see the full range of landscapes, seascapes, cityscapes, portraits, temples, mountains and all kinds of fun.
Koh Lanta, Bangkok, Sang Laypon, Phônsavan, Sapa.
White Temple after the earthquake in september 2014 Chiang Rai, Thailand.
The temples of Cambodia, Painted on site during my travels across southeast asia.
Ankor Wat
Preah Khan
Ta Som
Taprohm
Bayon
A piece I created last week…
…or maybe the week before?
An Ink and Masking fluid experiment consisting of lots of flicking and splashing brushes, and dipping and dabbing sponges.
Grate fun 😀
The star group Pleiades (m45) as I named the piece after. The brightest star in this group is alcylone. Pleiades lays in the top right corner of the constellation Taurus (my star sign).
Inocent delicate baby wondering this unknown enchanted landscape of rugged mountains with sharp edges.
The full image.
I think I’ve captured quite a surreal, hallucinary feeling here.
Leon Webb 