Another study for The Walk.

Study for The Walk, a series based on a walk where I live with my daughter. Here she is walking in one of the fields.

Putting together a series covering all the seasons, looking at nature etc.

Not written anything on here for ages.

Have now got my website up and running, the address is www.joloringfisher.com.

Also I have a couple of items for sale on Folksy-the link is on this page.

Other than that, I'm continuing to work on my story called The Walk, and have been out in the wind and rain taking photos this morning, some of which I will post on here.

Beach finds. Compressed charcoal and pencil.

Here is an example of some of my black and white work. This image is made in compressed charcoal and was for an editorial brief for my degree.

Children's Books I love and inspired by

Wonder Bear by Tao Nyeu; While You Are Sleeping, Beegu, Slow Loris by Alexis Deacon; Miki by Stephen Mackey; The Dancing Tiger Illustrated by Steve Johnson and Lou Fancher; The 108th Sheep by Ayano Imai; Where The Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak; The Shy Pony by Margriet Heymans; Catherine and the Lion by Clare Jarrett; Tim All Alone by Edward Ardizzone; The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle; Augustus and his Smile by Catherine Rayner; The Root Children by Sibylle Von Olfers; Wolf, Button, Pinocchio by Sara Fanelli; Brave Bitsy and the Bear illustrated by Tiphanie Beeke; Ginger by Charlotte Voake; The Bremen Town Musicians, Little Hobbin, The Wizard of Oz', Alice in Wonderland Illustrated by Lisbeth Zwerger; The Madeline books by Ludwig Bemelmanns; The Moomin books by Tove Jansson; The Incredible Book Eating Boy by Oliver Jeffers; And if the Moon could Talk and others by Georg Hallensleben; The Red Tree by Shaun Tan.

Illustration for New Fairy Tales' A Most Ordinary Boy.