About Me
- Geo
- Freelance illustrator/ graphic designer . Residing in Sheffield. Working at Arcade. My Portfolio www.getaloadageo.co.uk
Showing posts with label doodle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doodle. Show all posts
Sunday, 21 February 2010
Ledgard Jepson Wall Art Video
I'd forgotten to upload this to the blog, but here's the video footage of the day I spent at Ledgard Jepson's studio doodling away on a perfectly pristine white wall. Why they allow me to do such thing I do not know, but its great fun none the less!
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doodle,
doodling,
drawing,
Graphic Design,
illustration,
wall art
Saturday, 20 February 2010
This Is Chemistry Wall Mural




The past week I've been in Bradford for 2 days drawing on the walls of This Is Chemistry, a PR and Design agency with a beautiful studio space and wonderful friendly staff.
The idea behind the illustrations on the walls are based around process and robots as fun decor for clients and staff to enjoy, I've certainly enjoyed doodling away for them even though I've mashed up most of my sharpies pen collection. Oh well. I've never drawn such intricate scenes before on such big spaces but it is a lot of fun and offers me room to add in hidden extras and easter eggs for people to spot.
I still have another 2 days to complete the job with one more wall illustration to start and to add spots of colour to rest of them. Can't wait to see how it all turns out!
Labels:
doodle,
Graphic Design,
illustration,
Street Art,
wall art
Saturday, 9 January 2010
Sketchy
It's been ages since I've had a chance to doodle in my sketch book, I've forgotton how relaxing it can be.
Most of my best work has come from sketches I've forgotton about in random pages of my books. I guess it can take time for basic ideas to really mature into something usable in the future. I also assume people who hoarde things wait for the day they can use their hoardings. Very understandable really.

Most of my best work has come from sketches I've forgotton about in random pages of my books. I guess it can take time for basic ideas to really mature into something usable in the future. I also assume people who hoarde things wait for the day they can use their hoardings. Very understandable really.

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