2012 has been a great time for my illustration. I've been busy all year working on lots of exciting projects, books, apps, logos and more books. As always I thank you for your continued support and interest in my work and please check back to see new work in the coming year.

I wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Best wishes and scribbles,
Lisa xx

It's here!

Just in time for Christmas, the iPad story i worked on was released in the iTunes app store today. It's a lovely story written by the people at Ink Robin, about a little girl and her three unusual best friends. There are lots of interactive bits that spin, pop, and go 'Weeeeeeeeee!'. It will keep little people (and not so little people, ahem,) amused for a while.
You can buy the app here.

It's on it's way...

Visit Ink Robin to see a little more.

Hello Autumn.

I'm not great as the seasons shift from sunny to overcast with the smell of Autumn in the air. I'm at my happiest when i can smell Spring arriving. At the moment i can smell coffee. Strong coffee. I'm at my desk, my pencils are very sharp (see right), and I'm surrounded by a mountain of scribbles that will only grow higher.

I'm unable to post what I'm working on at the mo but I'm excited to say i have some great things to work on until things get sparkly in December. I'll post them as soon as i get the nod.

I hope everyone has had a great Summer and your mittens are ready for action!

Olympic Creatures

A recent Olympic themed drawing of the 200 metre creature race.

Gordon Scott Characters

Something I've already blogged about but, last year i worked on some characters for the children's shoe department at Gordon Scott. I hadn't seen what they looked like until i was sent these photos from the fantastic design agency, Dalziel and Pow.  Here's how they look in store.

The Hippo, the Rhino, the Elephant and Me.

I can now reveal a sneeky peek of something I've been illustrating over the last month. Here are a few sketches from the upcoming  interactive story book The Hippo, the Rhino, the Elephant and Me.Written by the lovely folk over at Ink Robin, it should be available in the autumn. I can't wait to see it!

You can read more about it here - sneak preview and here -work-in-progress

Dragons.

Tis' the season of Royalness and Summer Fairs. Tomorrow the doodle shop is at the Eastcote Gardens Jubilee Summer Fair, where i will probably be scribbling at the stall.

Ummm, i haven't done any drawings of the Queenie, but i have drawn a dragon. He has clocked off his fire breathing duties for the weekend and is on his way to his first Jubilee party.

I hope you all have a great one! x

Interactive scribbles!

I'm super excited and honoured to have been chosen by the lovely people over at Ink Robin to work with them on an interactive children's story next month. You can see titles they have already brought to life here at inkrobin.com . The story should be available for download on the iPad later in the year.

Edible Artwork

Anyone who knows me would tell you that i love a good piece of cake. Cake is vital fuel to help my creative thought process. Many an illustration has been hatched as I've munched on a skinny stem ginger muffin (or a not-so-skinny-should-serve-8 carrot cake from Costco).

You can imagine how my eyes lit up when i saw 2 of my favourite things coupled together, cute quirky monsters made from cake. The creator of the cake is talented bakey-cakey lady, Stacey, whom i had the pleasure of having coffee with a few weeks ago. After dreaming of owning her own bakery for as long as she could remember, on April the 10th Whoo's Bakery was opened.

If the sight of cake makes your eyes widen and gives you what can only be described as Wallace and Gromit 'cracking cheese' fingers, then head on over to Whoo's Bakery!