A LIKELY STORY

I have recently done a flyer for an event in the Imagine Children's Festival 2010. It is Julian Hepple's Storytime and sounds brilliant. A mixture of experimental music and storytelling. Hopefully I will make it along myself. It's on the 20th Feb at the Southbank Centre. Come along.

BOLD AS BRASS

Here is some of the CD Artwork I designed for a Tuba Quartet, who are aptly named YouTuba. It includes songs from Carnival Of The Animals, The Jungle Book and Charlie & The Chocolate Factory. Check out their website and buy their album here: http://www.youtuba.org/

HIGH FLYER

I've had the flyer done for my exhibition in Here and Now Gallery that will be on display throughout March. The exhibition is named, If In Doubt, Make Tea. Although I'm not a drinker of tea myself, I love the quintessentially British ritual of tea drinking.

NO BUSINESS LIKE SNOW BUSINESS

This year's Winter issue of Anorak has three double page spreads of my work. The illustrations accompany a short story by Sam Royle about a girl who decides she wants to become a quizmaster. So get your festive behinds down to somewhere like Borders or W H Smiths and have a little look.

A LEAF OUT OF THEIR BOOK

This was actually complete a long time ago but I've only just found my camera. This is 'Illustrated Quotes and Sayings 4', a promotional book for BA(Hons) Illustration at University College Falmouth and the students who graduated in June of 2009.

LOST & FOUND

A new film...essentially a sequel to Just Leaves. Again, this was done with Chris Boyce and Joe Brett, but with the added help of Leila Watts. Hope you enjoy.


Lost & Found from Owen Davey on Vimeo.

SON OF A WITCH

I finished my new kids book a little while ago...It's a story that follows two evil sister witches as they quarrel with each other and sabotage each other's lives.

THE BIRDS & THE FEES

Got another Guardian job, which was published a few weeks ago now...was going to photograph the magazine but I can't find a camera

A HELPING HAND

I recently helped out for a singular day on an End Of The Road animation for the Low Anthem's single, Charlie Darwin. I helped animate the sea and the boat in the third shot, and helped to carve and stain the legs of the chair that Charlie sits on in the barn. Not a considerable contribution by any stretch of the imagination but it was a fun (if a little tedious and laborious) experience and Glenn and everyone did such a good job with the whole video, that I figured I would share their hard work with you guys.

"Charlie Darwin" - The Low Anthem (Official Video) from The Low Anthem on Vimeo.

ALL TALK

I am featured in an article for Huck's online magazine: http://www.huckmagazine.com/art/davey-interview/