If you’re super awesome and you have a spare min then please vote for my Pedlars World card design. If it wins I get a voucher and some of the profit will go to the Alzheimer’s Society to help care for dementia patients, Thank you =]
The Poop Deck! made up of 4 suits, the pirate crew, the cursed pirate crew, Royal navy officers and mythical sea creatures. Each card is uniquely designed by an illustrator. Here’s mine =]
check out the website or buy a deck
Last week I took part in the Inkygoodness and Ammo magazine beermat/ poop deck character exhibition at the incredible Coningsby gallery in central London. The private view was jammed full of both illustrators and illustration lovers, all sharing in the delightfully diverse range of works that were on display. The absolutely gnarly atmosphere was helped along by the Sailor Jerry’s rum that was dolled out free of charge!
You can purchase the poop deck Over HERE!
And grab yourself one of the original beermat artworks HERE!
Jordan Carter’s website bio states, “I enjoy long starlit walks along the soggy shoreline and apple bobbing in baskets of kittens. I am sensitive, delicate and some say a great listener.” So we were off to a good start with that. Top it off with an impressive showreel and a portfolio full of creative illustration and we were sold. We asked Jordan more about his work and background:
“I graduated last year from Norwich University of the Arts [NUA] with a degree in games design. Although it was an interesting course I didn’t really enjoy the more technical 3D side of the it. So when I graduated I decided to pursue a career in illustration, which is something I have always enjoyed ever since I was a tiny me. As soon as I graduated I started entering illustration competitions to try to figure out what my style was and how I could distil it down into something I enjoyed doing, and hopefully something people enjoyed looking at.
“I started out freelance at the beginning of this year and have worked with and for some amazing people like Ohh Deer, Inkygoodness, Ammo magazine and Fiasco design. When it comes to my work I like to mix it up and blend two styles or processes together; typically hand drawn sketches blended with stronger colourful graphic elements. My aim is to create something that has obvious segregation when it comes to style but works well as a whole. I’ve always been inspired by the tactile feel and look of print and the witty DIY hand painted look of street art, so I guess that is where my style has evolved from.”
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Fake magazine featured me on their blog. Before you do anything else tonight you should probably check it and them out. They’re pretty darn swell!
Gained a whole heap of new followers recently, I’m so close to 1000 i can taste it. Follow me on twitter for more regular updates n ting.
Haven’t posted any drawings in a while because everything I’m working on is under wraps, but the other day I watched moonrise kingdom and did some sketchezzz. Here’s a quickun’ of Sam. #illustration
Custom toysin’ #illustration #custom #toy
Given my website an nifty little update. Get on that shit.
Smidge uh doodles for something I’m working on. Should have it done by Friday. Urban tribesmen, fiyah, bones and crystal chickens. It will be glorious.
Been dead busy recently, sorry for neglecting you blog folk. Here’s a couple of sketchbook thangss.
This little badboy was chosen as one of the winning designs for the Ohh Deer pillow fight comp! go check that mother out here!
I made a pretty pattern.
El gato loco for the @ohh_deer pillow fight competition
Meant to post this a while back but, this was my entry for the Inkygoodness beermat competition which was picked along with 49 other amazing entries to be featured in their beermat character exhibition later this year.