illustration

The dark side is strong with this one again.

Something spontaneous(ish), as usual.

Today's cut-up fest, inspired by the works of Anthony Burgess and Stanley Kubrick.

Brushpen in sketchbook.

*writes a few words, masticates a few more he found reading Doctor Who books* An ode to the more saccharine yet saltier tasting things in life. Faff and fluff aside, find your own meaning folks.

Stickers I had printed up for art shows!

The Grim reaper with a knife (linocut print)

Having way too much fun with textures and halftones in Procreate.

drawing some bugs today.

Label I made for Wallenpaupack Brewing Company! Soo tasty!

One for the blood moon.

Can artwork I did for Conshohocken Brewing Companys annual release Blood Money! A Blood Orange IPA! Soon tasty!

I helped create the Island in the Sun can for Conshohocken Brewing Company a couple years back. They release it every year in the summer and I drew this up to celebrate the re-release this year!

Tiny Happy Skulls... is what I like to paint.

A tribute to Leith in Edinburgh, a place that never stops inspiring me for allsorts of reasons.

With thanks (again) to endless listens of Devendra Banhart and other awesome folk like himself...heheh.

The Right Pen For The Job: Started with a Pilot Custom 742 PO. Finished with my 3776 Century UEF. Ready for color.

I can't stop playing with the pattern maker in illustrator! ❤️

We drew/painted a frog (Cici age 4 1/2)

I try to keep vulgarity out of my work, but sometimes it just fits. This is one of those times.

There's a phone in Graham's Up the Tree and kids will have no clue what they're looking at or how those "buttons" work.

Working pic of the Millennium Garden, available soon in my Etsy Shop https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/JuliaHillIllustrator

Looking out at that crazy Graham up in the tree!

Summer is finally here and I am creating a sunny postcard to send to friends while on road trips.

Graham's Up the Tree! ("and there's nowhere else he can go!") - my 4 year old ran around the house for weeks misquoting the story with his own interpretation of an Australian accent. Calling it out over, and over, and over again.

"Billy gets there last, wiggles up a spot..." from the Graham's Up the Tree book. I grew to love these kids after drawing them so much. They sort of became real to me.