Parsec-winning podcast Dunesteef episode live

The episode of the Dunesteef podcast which I illustrated, Tethered to the Cold and Dying, has gone live on their website here. They've also just won a Parsec award, which is pretty cool.

The Drabblecast -Five Ways to Fall in Love on Planet Porcelain

This is an illustration for The Drabblecast that should be coming up in the next couple of days, for a story by Cat Rambo.  (which you can now read here)

Here are some of the search terms I used on Google to gather reference for the story: milagros, porcelain doll parts, the Wailing Wall, Ankor Wat, artificial limbs. 

I'm glad that Google exists and that my local library has an automated checkout system. It saves a lot of strange looks from librarians.

A Present for my sister for her 30th birthday

A present for my sister for her 30th- she's a part-time writer just setting out into the paying market and this is an illustration for one of her short stories. I'll link to the original if it gets published. The picture came out a little darker than I thought but that fits the tone of the story.

Murky Depths illustration-The Dollmaker

Here's an illustration for The Dollmaker by Anita Siraki for Murky Depths magazine

the aqueduct

Another illustration for my sister's story An Assembly of Bones. I seem to specialise in illustrating scenes which didn't end up in the final version of the story. This is between the last and next-to-last chapter.

Witchcraft in the Harem

Another reclamation Drabblecast illustration, this time for Witchcraft in the Harem by Aliya Whitely. You can read a text version here. It's trippy.

Teamwork Illustration

This illustration is for Murky Depths issue 16, Teamwork by Jonathan Pinnock. When I tweaked the final jpeg file I noticed how the shapes in the framing panels mirror each other. I wish I'd planned that.

Assembly of Bones illustration mk 3

Assembly of Bones illustration mk 2

Another Assembly of Bones illustration for my sister, currently living it up somewhere near Laos and not able to get the usual kind of birthday presents.

The Assembly of Bones

My sister is traveling from London to Sydney. This is an illustration for a short story she's writing, as an apology for my bad Livejournal skills.

Kate, sorry. Take care and try not to get eaten by tigers. See you in Oz.

*Edit 32/10/10-Sister pointed out title of story is actually AN Assembly of bones. Rats. Have changed*