After finishing This Shit's for the Birds, I found myself revisiting an old animation style from the late 2000s and using it to create a series of illustrations inspired by the wonderfully bizarre world of Quake. What began as an idea for an N64-style instruction manual eventually evolved into a collection of clean, geometric character cards.

With a wave of animation projects on the horizon, I’ve started relearning how to draw through a small series of Pokémon SoulSilver-inspired character illustrations. Blending my current style with techniques from my old animation work, the project feels like the first step back into a creative medium I’ve deeply missed.

Visitors From Dreams was once again invited by Tamworth Regional Gallery to conduct a series of school holiday workshops, but rather than focus on groups making stop motion films it was decided that we would let everyone tell their own stories through a series of illustrations.

6 illustrations after a several long hiatus. Feeling rusty, but that hopefully fades with time.

Visitors From Dreams was invited by Tamworth Regional Gallery to conduct a series of school holiday workshops as part of the Two Girls From Amoonguna touring exhibition. Held over two days, the workshops introduced students to the art of stop-motion animation, specifically using paper cut-outs.

Invited to take part in not one, but two seperate “reanimated” projects, all in a single month.

5 Illustrations, but only one subject.

Wrapping up April with 10 illustrations. Memes, games and animated kids films all featuring this month.