Showing posts with label budgies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label budgies. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 August 2012

Fine Art Greetings Cards by Green Pebble

I am very excited to announce that you can now buy some of my illustrations as fine art cards!

They are: the wheaten maran hen, welsummer rooster, three lutino (yellow) budgies, proud blue budgie, goldfinch pair, kingfisher and bullfinch.

Green Pebble are the makers of beautiful fine art greetings cards, and their products appear in shops, galleries and museums all over the south east of England. They are quite a new brand, and originally they started by featuring the artwork of only East-Anglian artists on their cards, however they are now branching out to feature artists work from all over England.

I am so proud to be included in their range of cards, as all of their other artists are so very talented!

You can shop my range from the Green Pebble website here





Tuesday, 12 June 2012

Pet Portraits - gerbil babies, budgies and fancy goldfish

These are some pet portrait commissions I have completed recently.

This little series was a commission for a5-sized paintings of three gerbil portraits and one budgie. I worked from photo references but the client had some requests for little extras which I added in too.





 The rainbow was an unexpected request, and it called for some practice and experimenting with various techniques before I painted the final piece.



This handsome boy's name is Merlin, so he needed a bit of extra magic! 



Another recent pet portait was of this playful chappy named Bartholomew (the best name for a fish I have ever heard)

Saturday, 15 October 2011

Budgie Thank You Cards and a Bespoke Birthday Card...

Just some recent cards I have made for my own personal use, using my budgie illustrations.



Saturday, 19 March 2011

Budgies and Bunnies

During my first visit to the pet shop to draw the fish, my attention was caught by the lively, brightly coloured budgies they had in the next room. I just had to go back there a second time to draw them.

I not only wanted to capture the vibrant colours, but also their movements and characteristics.





 

On the same trip to the pet shop, I also made some sketches of the English rabbits.