Stolen

A few weeks ago, I discovered (thanks to someone on Twitter) that an ebay shop was selling skirts and leggings with my cat pattern. 

After researching a little more (yay for google images!), I found that MANY online shops were selling these clothes: Romwe, Sheinside, Oasap... 

It's a very frustrating situation, I always share my illustrations the smallest size possible and at 72dpi... 

But it obviously doesn't stop these people from stealing. 

Does anyone know how to protect your work without adding watermarks?

Please, do not buy these items... And if you feel like sharing this post, I would really appreciate it!

Small ads, big story

Yesterday's Sunday Times Magazine featured one of my illustrations for their 'Small ads, big story' section.

Needed: Naked sushi model... £50 an hour

Recently

I've been working on two new food illustrations,

this Geisha,

and a portrait of Jim, my partner! He's a very talented photographer (and if you happen to be in New York this week, he has an exhibition at Photoville)

Cake pattern

After someone stole one of my patterns to make different items of clothing (blogpost coming soon!), I must admit I don't feel so confident sharing my images. 
I don't want to put watermarks on my illustrations and I already resize them the smallest possible. Does anyone have a solution?

Anyway here's a yummy pattern, I painted this cake a few weeks ago for Harriet Gray's birthday!

The Sunday Times Magazine & Oh Comely

The Sunday Times Magazine

Oh Comely Magazine

I've recently worked for these two fantastic magazines, it's such a pleasant feeling to see your work published!

You can still grab a copy of issue 17 of Oh Comely here.