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Hello #PortfolioDay, I'm Keith, a children's illustrator. I usually post spooky & fantasy stuff, but I'm also developing a non-fiction nature portfolio so I thought I'd show you some animals and birds this time.

@CW_Stagg @guernseystamps @autumnrosewell @EUROPAstamps It is indeed, Chris. There's a stamp for that too! Here's the original illustration for it.

This illustration for @guernseystamps shows the story of fisherman Jean Falla, who fell-foul of the local witches. One of six stamps commemorating Guernsey’s witchcraft folklore.

Here’s another illustration for @guernseystamps, commemorating Guernsey witches. Many old houses on the island feature a stone plinth or ‘witches seat’, said to provide a place of rest for passing witches, thus appeasing any ill intent!

I’ve illustrated a set of stamps for @guernseystamps commemorating the island’s long association with witchcraft and its abundant witchy folklore.

One of my favourite things about illustrating Dogs of the Deadlands by @anthony_mcgowan is that it has some really bad-ass wolves in it!
Out Sept 22 from @Rocktheboatnews

Here’s today’s illustration from Dogs of the Deadlands by @anthony_mcgowan. My natural urge is to be realistic and detailed so I’ve pushed myself towards a looser, more spontaneous way of drawing, which I hope captures the wildness of the book.
Out Sept 22 from @Rocktheboatnews

I’m sharing some of my illustrations for Dogs of the Deadlands by @anthony_mcgowan. The book tells the story of abandoned dogs struggling to survive in the wild, following the Chernobyl disaster in 1986. For Misha, hunting lessons start young!
Out Sept 22 from @Rocktheboatnews

Work in progress. Figuring out colour palette and light. I’m kind of digging the mossy Afro.