by Andy Gray | Apr 14, 2013 | Colour illustration, Uncategorized
That which might be found on the front of a steam train, reappropriated for a ‘bot weaponry. New series of cartoons and illustrations…unrequested. I will reveal more on the future… Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook...
by Andy Gray | Apr 11, 2013 | Colour illustration, Uncategorized
I started this one as just for fun from a random set of scribbles in various greys. Hadn’t got a clue what would happen From this I cloud-stared (like seeing shapes in clouds?) and from this grabbed a couple of ideas. A kind of sentinel robot and a space marine...
by Andy Gray | Apr 7, 2013 | Uncategorized, watercolours
The waterways and viaducts/aquaducts criss-cross Lancashire, and this Lancashire canal and viaduct watercolour painting is just a typical scene. The original image came from a search of Lancashire landscape photographs on the web, but I forgot to make a note of where...
by Andy Gray | Mar 29, 2013 | Uncategorized, watercolours
Blackpool tower image is now finished. First crack at sea too. Not to bad. Won’t win any competitions in watercolour though! Oh, and if you’re wondering, you can find the poem made famous by Stanley holloway, Theres a famous seaside place called Blackpool...
by Andy Gray | Mar 25, 2013 | Colour illustration
God makes all things work together for good. This image was first completed for Scripture Union, and is still live on their WordLive site – an interactive way of daily looking at the important parts of the bible. Life can sometimes just now work out. And...
by Andy Gray | Mar 21, 2013 | Colour illustration
I’ve just completed this image for our front cover of the parish magazine: cross on the rubbish dump. You’ll notice that I’ve not signed this one…makes a change for me, but I didn’t feel it appropriate. Please feel free to use it...
