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@leonedler
Animation for my new website. Animation is fun and a total nightmare in equal measure. I drew all the cels in Clip Studio and put them together in Photoshop. I wanted it to feel loose and clumsy like Henry’s Cat or Roobarb and Custard, so if it looks ropey, erm, that’s intentional.
American Illustration 36
I haven’t been here for a loooong time but I’m going to update it with some interesting stuff I’ve done over the last year.
First, I had these three illustrations selected for AI36 this year and the Time Out cover also won a Merit award for cover design in The Society of Publication Designers awards. I worked with great ADs Tom Hislop (Time Out), Alex Hunting (YCN) and Tonya Douraghy (Vanity Fair), so I owe a lot of thanks to them and the judges.
On Saturday, my first 007 comic strip came out in the Guardian - 007 Annual Leave. Now I’m back to sleepless nights until I think of the second one.
A couple of weeks ago I was commissioned by the New York Times to come up with an illustration for an article about sexy audiobooks. Although Matt, the AD loved the first two, they were rejected by the censors; so I ended up doing this tamer idea.
Creative agency Peter & Paul commissioned me to do a few illustrations for a paper they were designing for Creative England. This was my favourite of the ones I did. You can see all the others on my site.
I’m now selling prints of my work through a little shop on my site leillo.com.
This Argentinian pecker face is just £25 for a giclee printed by good guys Tin Dog here in Brighton.
The front cover of this month’s What’s On Dubai. As well as shopping and sunbathing, this month you can watch the Rugby 7s.
Just did this spot for the Wall Street journal. Really nice article about how and why babies mimic their parents. My twins are 10 months now and I've really noticed how one picks something up from us and the other one learns it from her sister.
Happy Friday hipsters.
I did this pic for the Guardian a few days ago. The article was about sneaky broadband/phone suppliers putting the prices up on the sly. Bastards.
Today started before I was ready for it.
I also did this one last week for the Financial Times. It was a double page spread for an article by Jesse Eisenberg that mostly talks about the juxtaposition between the public act of performing to a crowd and the private desire to watch tv in bed on his phone.
A-Z of Emotions for the Guardian
I did these spots last week for the Guardian to accompany Dr Tiffany Watt-Smith’s article. Some of the words you will know and some you won’t, although you may know the feeling. It’s a really good read and I loved doing the pics for it. You can see it here... http://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/sep/11/schadenfreude-ringxiety-encyclopedia-of-emotions
I’ve spent the last couple of weeks in Mallorca, where my wife’s family come from. I had a bit of work to do, so while everyone else was at the beach, her tios’ living room was my studio. I did drawing, obviously, and drank too much coffee and became anxious. We fed the local stray cats, which my wife’s uncle was very unhappy about. We thought he wouldn’t know, but he saw us through his glass ceiling, which was unfortunate. All the cats had little furry testicles, which I’ve never seen on a cat. In the garden there are about 20 ducks that shuffle from one side of the garden to the other like humans shuffling onto the underground. Then my wife’s auntie cuts their heads off and cooks them.
The holiday was the first time we have taken our 9-month-old twins on a plane and it was hell on earth.
This was a rush job for the Guardian on Saturday. The article was about the government’s insistence on language fluency and integration while simultaneously cutting funding to language courses.
A picture to warm up my hands and eyes...
Bad food.