Greg Eason of Norfolk, UK, has a hand for drawing very realistic pencil illustrations, to fantastic patterns and sketches that stretch and bend across his sketchbook page. There’s something very comforting in his illustrations, their lifelike feeling, and the vacant page that inhabits the characters of his pieces.

My current work explores the era Anthropocene, working primarily in pencil, and the focus of my current work is driven by the desire to push the physical limitations of scale. I am also interested in the unpredictable nature of pattern; my interest lies in the production of organic linear structures and the suggestion of fluidity through repeated marks.

Category: Illustration | Tagged in: Greg Eason
Posted by Kate on Friday, October 9th, 2009.
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