It comes to that fateful time of the year

where I practise cartoon versions of my friends.

Here's two of my friends drinking beer in the rain

(rain is absent from the picture but I thought it 

was worth mentioning so you'd understand why

one them has their hood up).

The wonderful and lovely London Canal Museum

let me do a poster advertising their 

Evening Christmas Shopping.

If you're in London on the 4th of December 

free to pop by;

http://www.canalmuseum.org.uk/whatson/index.html

https://www.facebook.com/meganandrachelscollaboration

Howdy folks, tonight me and Megan have uploaded our

November pictures to our fb page, the theme was; 

'Something I'm Thankful For', 

would love it if you gave it a look.

Also it's an open submission so from now onwards 

feel free to upload a picture on the same theme. :)

Frozen fan art

A doodle I did from a dream I had

where I met and befriended a gorilla with really long limbs.

Has anyone else had any strange dreams recently?

http://rachelfineganillustration.bigcartel.com/product/nativity-christmas-cards

My nativity cards are now for sale. :)

I know it's not completely accurate to the scene,

but here's a doodle/poster for The Phantom of the Opera.

So someone suggested I should do scenes. Are these better?

Worse? Also should the manger scene have a donkey?

Thanks guys! :)

No rest for those who decide to design Christmas cards 

way to late in year (will I ever learn?!)

So some corrections, red versions and a reindeer.

Opinions are more than welcome.

Thaaaaaaaaanks!!!

Two Nativity posts in one night! I must be mad! 

My initial idea was to wrap my Nativity doodles around type.

Does this work? Would individual scenes with type be better?

Are the pictures lost? Is it too busy? Is the composition ok or hard to read?

Would love your opinions, thaaaaaaaaaaaanks!!!!! :)

Back to the Nativity, are these angels (my lazy attempt at a chorus of angels) 

and is this typography alright?

Sketches of the lovely animals from Hackney City Farm