Grandad

Recently I drew my Grandad from an old photo my mum had of him.
It was taken soon after he was drafted for the Second World War.
As much as I like the drawing, it's a solemn image and one which I found difficult to finish.

Tote bags

I'm thinking about printing a collection of tote bag designs.
This is a possibility...

Sony music App

I've been working on a series of music themed illustrations for an up coming facebook app made by Sony.Here are a selected few, I doubt all of them will be used but keep an eye out.

Oh look Armand Van Helden is wearing one of my t-shirts in the Barbra Streisand video

HERE is the video

Here is the T

Although I have to admit I was slightly disappointed when I found out it was this
and not a video of THE Barbra Streisand.

Halloween

Not totally sure what my costume was supposed to be... gremlin goth beekeeper?

Kreuzberg '08

I recently moved house and came across an old sketchbook/scrapbook that I took to Berlin with me a couple of years ago.

ARTNOT - Nottingham Visual Arts

ArtNot recently asked me to produce portraits of Martin Creed

and Bob/Roberta Smith for an event at British Arts Fringe Festival Nottingham.

www.supersuperficial.com

The new online SSF store is now launched and ready for action, buy my designs HERE.I'm working on a new design for the near future too so watch this space!

Super Superficial T's

I know I've posted a couple of these before but I've got some nice clean photos of my range at Super Superficial now so I thought I'd put them up.

Their website is currently being re designed and will be fresh and new very soon. In the mean time you can find all these designs and more at Super Superficial Carnaby, 17 Fouberts Place, London, W1F 7QD and SSF Covent Garden, 22 Earlham Street, Seven Dials, London.

Anomaly Studio Piece

The people at Anomaly (www.anomaly.com) asked me to come in and paint a large-scale wall piece on their brand new studio walls.

The starting sentence was 'Be Without Ego'. Here is what I came up with.

The Dubious Salvation of Jack Viljee

I recently finished the cover for The Dubious Salvation of Jack Viljee by Jaques Strauss. The book is being published by Random House later this year.
"This is ostensibly the story of a boy with identity problems and a meditation of the rivalry between English and Afrikaans communities. With a winning combination of fabulous, enlivened writing, wit, insight, and truth, this is a very human story that never once preaches or gets bogged down in the weighty issues."
Read more about the book here.

LZP Typeface designed by JCB graphic design.

I have my very own typeface designed by Jennifer Boulter, who also created my website.
Check out her blog HERE and my website at www.louise-z-pomeroy.co.uk

Impose Magazine, NYC article

Thanks to Brooklyn based magazine Impose today for the really nice write up. Check out their website here and the article HERE

IM/UR

Each month the people behind IM/UR - fashion/music/art blog, ask a different illustrator to design their background wallpaper and logo. I'm May! Find the artwork and full interview with me here.

(Second Idea- unused- inspired by 1960's artificial limb suit, Science Museum)

Re-painted

I finally got round to scanning the newer painted version of my final image from 'Butchered in the bath', the short story from 'I Married a Toyboy Convict'.

Sloth

The XX

Portraits commissioned by band The XX. 

http://www.myspace.com/thexx

Ghosts

Last year some of my work was used on the set for The I.T Crowd (C4) and this year they've asked if I'd like to work with them again. Here's what I've come up with...

Guilty Parents

LP Cover design for Nottingham band Guilty Parents

http://www.myspace.com/guiltyparents

New T-shirt at Super superficial