Jamie Meyer Studios

Some more TV stuff done recently. I have always been one of the biggest fans of the Sopranos and rewatch the entire series at least once a year! RIP James Gandolfini.

Haven't posted for a while, quite a bit is happening at the moment. I'm off to Italy next week for the Gallerie Summertime exhibition in Vicenza. I was invited by the brilliant Italian illustrator Ale Giorgini to exhibit my Footballer prints, so I'm rather excited about being there for the opening!

Doing some Film & TV stuff at the moment, so I thought I'd post a "Peaky Blinders" illustration of Thomas Shelby...

Following on from my post of the dude, I decided to also upload the line drawing before I added the colour...

After seeing that it was the recent 20yr anniversary of one of my all time favourite movies, I sat down and watched it again the other night. For me it remains as great now as when I first saw it. So I did this quick one as a little homage while awaiting feedback on a job I'm currently busy with.

The dude does and always will abide! 😉

I have given my website a refresh. Just a reminder that all of my personal illustration work is available to purchase as a print, please contact me if you're interested.

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This is actually my first post for 2018, it's been a busy time the last few months with settling into a new studio space and house but now that I'm 100% up and running, there will be a lot more activity.

Been working on some more illustrations for my Legends of Football series of prints.

This is my first post in a long while, (moving house can be quite a disruptive process!) :)

I've been working on this little Woodstock street scene in between stuff for the last few months...

It seems like virtually every day I hear and read horrific stories about the rate of gang violence in places like Elsies river and Lavender Hill. Kids born into this dystopian nightmare face enormous challenges to pull themselves out of the cycle of violence. Most will be swallowed up by the gang culture and succumb to a life that will either lead them to an early grave or Pollsmoor. This piece is my take on these kids, marked far too young for a life of crime...