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Richard Morden illustration: Richard's illustration folio

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Where to buy my art. Robot in the bath. Character from Peril Space Tours. A puzzle book of mine. Published by Little Hare Books. Captain Cal and the Robot Army. A series of chapter books. Which was written by Jan Dalimore published by Black Dog Books. Who threw which boomerang? From Puzzles Down Under published by Black Dog Books. Frogs in a pond. Cartoon frogs for an educational narrative. Are the dinosaurs asleep to the city,. Or is it the city asleep to the dinosaurs? Sydney Road Shopping Guide. They ...

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Richard Morden illustration: Illustrators Australia 9x5 exhibition

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Where to buy my art. Friday, 9 November 2012. Illustrators Australia 9x5 exhibition. The 17th 9X5 Exhibition held in Melbourne! Once again members of IA get together to exhibit an amazing array of unique and original works of art on 9X5 inch wood. View the members works on display at Carnivale. View the students work on display. Here we have a Plague Doctor. Stencilled acrylic and shellac on ply. The exhibition theme Carnivale can be translated as Farewell to Flesh. Gallery and Illustrators Market.

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Richard Morden illustration: Bah Humbug

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Where to buy my art. Monday, 21 October 2013. A hand painted visual pun combining the boiled sweet known as a humbug. With Ebenezer Scrooge’s. Famous catchphrase 'bah humbug'. I realised after posting it online for people to buy as printed Christmas cards or t-shirts. That not everyone was going to get the gag. It depends on whether or not you know of two things: boiled sweets called humbugs and at least passing knowledge of Charles Dickens' story A Christmas Carol. Following are the initial concept sket...

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Richard Morden illustration: aardvarks and flying saucers

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Where to buy my art. Wednesday, 26 February 2014. Aardvarks and flying saucers. We have here yet another cover illustration for Ethel the Aardvark. Is loosely based on an example of British wartime propaganda. But features a mysterious, suit wearing aardvark and a fleet of flying saucers. It looks like an acrylic painting but is actually rendered with the mixer brush tool in Photoshop. Just in case you are interested, this is the rough sketch. I scanned it and 'painted' over the top. 5 April 2014 at 15:23.

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Richard Morden illustration: vigilant panda

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Where to buy my art. Monday, 13 May 2013. Vigilant panda possesses incredible powers of vision and insight. It is ever alert and prepared for adventures and mighty deeds. An unusual commission from a few months ago. He wears an Inverness cape, in homage to the super sleuth Sherlock Holmes. Prior to this commission I would not have known what an Inverness cape was. Oh the things you learn as an illustrator. 8 August 2013 at 22:44. 9 August 2013 at 12:05. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Richard Morden illustration: Christmas cover collage

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Where to buy my art. Wednesday, 5 December 2012. Ethel the aardvark, the MSFC. Bimonthly fanzine, is now off to be printed. For graphic content old images were collected based on the themes Christmas, time, and space. and koalas. These and all the scissors and glue I could get my hands on, were shared with a bunch of fellow sf fans. We spent the evening constructing collages. Theirs were done with honest scissors and glue, mine were done digitally. 5 December 2012 at 19:59. 7 December 2012 at 02:04.

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Richard Morden illustration: zoomorph animal cards and t-shirts

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Where to buy my art. Thursday, 27 June 2013. Zoomorph animal cards and t-shirts. First there was a deer-cat. Now it has friends. These hybrid animals feature on cards and t-shirts. Click through an item to choose options and order. T-shirts in your choice of style and colour, children's or adult's sizes. A cat with deer antlers. Dachshund with the horns of an oryx. A mouse with moose antlers. A rabbit with bird wings. A pug with the body and tentacles of an octopus. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Richard Morden illustration: cat skull decorated with wasabi flowers and leaves

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Where to buy my art. Thursday, 17 July 2014. Cat skull decorated with wasabi flowers and leaves. Have collaborated with a gallery show of t-shirt art called Wear Art Thou. As a member of Illustrators Australia I was invited to join in on the fun. The invitation came in May, but being distracted by work I only remembered the show when there was just 10 days left to think up a design, create the artwork and enter. Ahhh, pressure! So it would need a point of difference. How about a cat skull? All images and...

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Richard Morden illustration: take heart

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Where to buy my art. Thursday, 8 August 2013. I have made a late addition of artwork to the group show 'Take Heart' at the Gleaners Inc. The heart theme was a perfect opportunity to start designing some vampire playing cards, one of the many things I have been saying I would do for ages. Is hosted by Betty Jo Designs. 2 Ballarat Street Brunswick, Victoria. The art will be up for the month of August. Why not pop in and check it out? Labels: pen and ink. 8 August 2013 at 22:45. These are looking great!