An original 1957 pen & ink drawing, Jean Creswell, Doctor, East Anglian Magazine. A characterful pen and ink illustration. The drawing was reproduced in a February 1957 edition of East Anglian Magazine, illustrating a humorous doctor-patient encounter: 'I eats well and I sleeps well. But when I see a little bit of work coming along I'm all of a tremble. This work forms part of a collection of illustrations associated with East Anglian Magazine from the 1950s. The drawings are by a variety of hands and the quality is exceptionally high—including works by esteemed draughtsmen Paul Hogarth and Andrew Dodds. East Anglian Magazine was published monthly in Ipswich between 1935 and 1982, was an eclectic collection of stories, illustrations and old photographs relating to the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire. The majority of the drawings were reproduced in in this magazine, and by virtue of this they all share a quirky, English appeal—often slightly humorous or oddball, depicting local personalities and customs, or illustrating amusing anecdotes or intriguing scenes from local history. There are two horizontal fold creases across the paper, which do not detract from the image.

I started making these illustrations of my partner and I because I wanted to express my love beyond words! They had become really fun to make, so I kept drawing more and more for him and decided to share it.

So, I’m not going to use this article to show you how to use certain techniques or tools to create the perfect illustration. The reason being is that everyone has different way of approaching their…

I'm Terence Eduarte and I'm an illustrator from the Philippines. Every person has an interesting story to tell and I wanted to channel that into this project. I gathered a lot of silly secrets from friends and unexpected confessions from strangers around the world.

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If you've been following me for some time, you'll know that my blog is about blogging and online business. But I've made Stray Curls unique by including my own hand-drawn illustrations in just about every single post. I've been asked this question via email and comments several times, so I thought I'd write a very detailed

As my hair gets longer and longer, I’m really into texture and wave and curl. It’s mostly because I’m lazy, and when faced with the decision of an hour of blow-out/flat iron vs. quick easy waves, the latter wins every time. Until recently, beachy tousled waves eluded me. All the magazines say I need to […]

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Happy National Trivia Day!!!! I am a HUGE fan of trivia, and have a large compilation of useless facts in my head, lol. I'm also...

I often get asked when illustrating which should I do first: The pen and then paint or paint first and then add pen? My answer is to try both ways and see what works for you! It’s personal...

For my friend Lara:) I'm SO excited for you! xox