Please note that images included here comprise a mixture of both Children's and Medical Illustration.
Emma is currently developing her craft for Children's Illustration, including exploring mixed media approaches using traditional watercolour, alcohol ink and pastels; as well as using photography creatively, focusing on the use of light and texture for use in digital artwork.
A personal experimental piece based on a traditional folktale. Mixed media composition including traditional watercolour paints on 140lbs cold pressed paper; digital layering and Adobe digital brushes i.e. opaque, calligraphic and texture ('Seurat'). Layering includes personal photography within the stone wall (image 'Lichen in Watendlath, Lake District,' 2022).
2022
Detail of alternative rendering focusing on a character from the story 'The Bird of Whispers' within the Young Dr. Doolittle story above.
2022
Caspian was created for the 'Pathways into Publishing' application, as a twist on a traditional folktale ('The Tiger who Came toTea' by Judith Kerr). Created with traditional watercolour paints on 140lbs cold pressed paper. The image was scanned for adding digital painting using opaque, calligraphic and texture brushes. Includes personal photography ('Church Wall, Northumberland,' 2021) as an opaque overlay.
2022
Following on from the above image, a series of illustrations were created around the story including 'Caspian Cuddles' below.
This image was created with watercolour pencils on paper, with detail work and additional texturing added digitally in Adobe applications.
2022
'Tiger' depicts Caspian after magically changing from a toy tiger into a real one. Watercolour pencil on cold pressed paper, scanned. Minor digital work added.
2022
'Tiger Wink!' shows Caspian after unexpectedly changing back into a toy tiger again. Watercolour pencil on cold pressed paper, scanned. Digital texture and line work added. Rough image.
2022
Caspian is illustrated here as a close up with a wise and friendly expression. Watercolour paint on cold pressed paper, scanned with no digital alterations.
2021
Created fully digitally for a Christmas party for children in care. The popular theme 'Elf' was used (as reasonable use as used without cost and only for the children's party). All elements were individually drawn and coloured digitally utilising Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop both.
Based on a personal Children's novel (written in 2008), this image depicts a rough front cover idea for the book. Completed by scanning a graphite pencil image into digital applications and using digital colouring with brushes and layering. The finished piece is planned as incorporating alcohol ink layers with metallic hues.
2022
Additional detail of work for 'The Astronomer's Light' based on characters from the book. Scanned watercolour on paper scanned and digitally transformed to a black and white image.
2008
'Harvey!' was created for a friend's birthday card. Graphite pencil on paper. Scanned.
2022
Mixed media illustration - an experimental piece. The Goldfish is a watercolour image printed onto photography paper; scanned and altered slightly with brushes, digitally. The background is an experiment in digital texture using a limited number of different Adobe brushes.
2022
Digital illustration created for a friend's birthday using Adobe brushes and layering, with attention to movement and texture.
2022
Experimental piece with mixed media, based on a children's book idea. The Phoenixes are traditional watercolour, scanned and altered slightly with digital brushes. The background is an experiment in digital texture utilising different digital brushes across different Adobe applications.
2018
Purely experimental, created as an exploration into repeating patterns. Formed with reference to live tulip studies. Digitally manipulated in Adobe Illustrator.
Logo design entry for an NHS competition. Idea based on a local landmark, incorporating multiple symbolism. Now used as the Trust's AHP network logo on social media i.e. @CNTWAHP on Twitter.
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Created as a book series (Currently Pre-Launch) to support Physiotherapy and Medical Students using novel illustrations to support memory: including recall strategies and simplification of complex information. Images all digitally created.
Illustration for my Anatomy Fast Track book series drawn digitally in Adobe Illustrator.
Illustration for my Anatomy Fast Track book series drawn digitally in Adobe Illustrator.
Illustration for my Anatomy Fast Track book series drawn digitally in Adobe Illustrator.
Medical Illustration for Darien Pritchard for his text book 'Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology for Massage' published in 2021. Digitally painted in Adobe Illustrator.
Early illustration for my Anatomy Fast Track book series created digitally in Adobe Illustrator.
