By: Julie Oakley,
on 2/6/2008
I know I’m being lazy putting up an old piece, but it does fit the challenge so perfectly. The illustration was created entirely from circles.
The perfect simple comfort meal – a slice of good crusty white bread toasted, buttered and topped with a poached egg, a sprinkle of Maldon salt and freshly ground black pepper – yumm!
By: Julie Oakley,
on 11/2/2007
This was an autobiographical illustration I created a couple of years ago. If you want to read the story behind it visit here
By: Julie Oakley,
on 10/9/2007
SFG prompted me to update my blog masthead, using some autumn leaves I painted in my scientific illustration days. I rarely have the time these days to paint in such detail.
By: Julie Oakley,
on 9/19/2007
By: Julie Oakley,
on 6/5/2007
My little Xavier’s first pair of ballet slippers.
By: Julie Oakley,
on 5/30/2007
This is one of the pictures for my new year-long art/illustration project ‘A Family Portrait’. I will be doing a portrait a day of each of the members of my family (me, husband, daughter, three sons and the dog) for a year and have fun trying lots of different styles. The great thing is that they are used to my sketching and so are completely desensitised and don’t take it personally if the portraits are unflattering. This one is of my middle son Hugo after washing his hair.
I remember being in Heathrow about a year ago. But I don't remember the giant penguins.
But then again, I do wear glasses...
Other then that great scale to the image. I sorta wish that the Sisters where a bit more distorted by the perspective but, good stuff non the less.
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