Hello! This page is dedicated to my very own illustration work. There isn’t much here now, but keep checking in, as I will add more pieces as they are completed and/or scanned.
Pip Starr – Moon Goddess (2015)
Pip Starr – Winter Moran (2015)
Pip Starr – Centauresses (2016)
Pip Starr – The Birth of Venus (2017)
You know, I’m curious to find out more, but I can’t find you anywhere, except on this site. Do you go by any other name elsewhere?
No, I don’t. My artwork is offered exclusively on Pigtails in Paint, when I have time to produce any, that is.
Ah, so this isn’t your day job?
No. It’s something I do occasionally, in my spare time. In fact, I haven’t done anything like this in quite a while. I’m probably getting rusty.
Nicely done. I must second Jim’s comment about Finlay.
Thanks! I love Finlay’s work, and I did a post on him here a few years back.
Very interesting work. I’m a huge fan of black and white illustration; Beardsley, Mahlon Blaine, Virgil Finlay, many more.
Where/when may we see your Jugendstil inspired piece? Please expand your selection of your own art, it is top-notch, and I like the symbolism you worked into the two pieces shown.
Thank you very much. Ron informed me that someone had offered a comment on my work. I will be working hard to finish the piece, called Centauresses, before the end of the month. I may also post an illustration that is not related to the theme of this blog, which is very near completion. It is an illustration of a fox. Keep checking in!
Thanks for your email.Let me know when you have completed your
latest works. p.s.are you a boy or a girl ?
Graham of Bracklesham.
You’re very welcome. I am male, and I certainly will let you know!
These 2 are obviously the start of a fantastic collection! where can I get some more?
Hi, Graham. Thanks for asking about my art! I will be adding pieces as I complete them. I wish I had more time to work on them, but unfortunately I don’t sell them fast enough to pay the bills. I am going to try to have a piece ready near the end of this month though. It’s a piece featuring two young centauresses and is heavily inspired by Jugendstil.