I drew inspiration from the page's purple colour scheme and incorporated this into illustration. Drawing the Royal Albert Hall and classical instruments provided an interesting change to the norm. :)
Monday, 27 July 2015
Radio Times // BBC Proms 2015: The First Night of the Proms
I was very excited to be asked by Radio Times magazine to illustrate "the first night of the Proms" which was due to air on BBC Radio 3 on Friday. I came up with a number of various designs, compositions and colour schemes before a favourite was selected.
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2015,
architecture,
buildings,
commission,
lemonade,
music,
purple,
radio times,
royal albert hall
Monday, 13 July 2015
Sketchbook // Watercolour Succulents in Pink Purple Blue and Green
I love succulents! They are stunning little things. Here are some rough experiments in combining/blending completely different colours within the same object.
Find more information on stunning succulent plants on this lovely site here.
Edit 2020: vinyl art stickers of my succulent paintings are now available on Etsy! You can find them here.
Edit 2020: vinyl art stickers of my succulent paintings are now available on Etsy! You can find them here.
Artwork (C) Amy Holliday
www.amyholliday.co.uk
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2015,
experimental,
personal,
plants,
sketchbook,
succulents
Cancer Treatment Centres of America // Cancer Fighters Thrive Magazine: A Place to Call Home
My work is featured in this month's "Cancer Fighters Thrive" magazine! A quarterly magazine distributed by Cancer Treatment Centres of America. The magazine is designed to inform and empower cancer patients, their friends and families.
I was asked to illustrate the article "A Place to Call Home" which discusses ways in which patients make their stay at the centres more homely. After reading the article I submitted lots of idea sketches. The favourites were then selected and painted for the final illustrations. This was a very lovely and enjoyable commission.
Read the article online here.
I was asked to illustrate the article "A Place to Call Home" which discusses ways in which patients make their stay at the centres more homely. After reading the article I submitted lots of idea sketches. The favourites were then selected and painted for the final illustrations. This was a very lovely and enjoyable commission.
Read the article online here.
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2015,
armchair,
cancer,
cancer treatment centres of america,
commission,
dogs,
editorial,
hand-drawn typography,
home,
labradoodle,
lemonade,
magazine,
mug,
typography
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