Burrows Images

Created in Adobe Illustrator, further developed in Photoshop

Werewolf Running from Ravens Breathe, run, outrun. The mind is quick and focussed; the body bent, shaped and striving. Oxygen and adrenaline pump through open veins. All ravens have been developed as vectors using Adobe Illustrator. Last updated December, 2015 5000+ Views

1983 Chevy Silverado Scottsdale with Yamaha YZ490K Created on Adobe Illustrator

Trabant 601 in front of Batas Skysraper Location: Prague Created in Adobe Illustrator "Ano" means "yes" in Czech Republic

Created using Adobe Illustrator

1972 Chevrolet C10 Long with 1970 Triumph Bonneville Developed using Adobe Illustrator

Wheels turn over roads, dust, gravel. Disparate thoughts across vast stretches of time. Old towns, endless roads, open country. Created in Adobe Illustrator and then further developed in Photoshop. Motorbike is a 1966 Harley Davidson Sprint. Updated September 2017 to include gradients.

Wolf runs with grace and speed, While life hangs on a slender reed. Created in Adobe Illustrator

No 30 St Mary Axe, also known as the the Gherkin A prominent building in London’s financial district. Image developed using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop All ravens were drawn by me.

1953 Chevy pickup truck with 1953 Indian Chief Roadmaster We found freedom on the plains, Aong the wide and open road. Shifting weight, motion, power, traction. Last updated June 2018

Buildings are at Canary Wharf, London An exercise in rule of thirds Created in Adobe Illustrator

An Unkindness of Ravens Location: Canary Wharf, London Drawn with Adobe Illustrator One for sorrow, two for mirth, Three for a wedding, four for a birth, Five for silver, six for gold, Seven for a secret not to be told. Eight for heaven, nine for hell, And ten for the devil's own sel'. One for Sorrow is a traditional english nursery rhyme. The rhyme implies that the number of crows seen and counted at a significant time will predict a person's luck.

This image has been developed from my own photograph using Adobe Illustrator and then Photoshop.

Rack them, chalk them, break them, hound them. A perfect shot in the pocket, black, white, number eight. Created in Adobe Illustrator, Developed using Adobe Photoshop

How would the great Titan Atlas be coping now with the problems of global warming and air pollution? youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0FQsylBR48&feature=related

1983 Chevy Silverado Scottsdale with Yamaha YZ490K Created in Adobe Illustrator

Surfers wait in water like seagrass, Movement and rhythm wrapped in black suits. The wave sweeps across water, Balance, freedom, exhilaration, Ride that wave. Created using Adobe Illustrator. Further develioed using Adobe Photoshop.

Trabant 601 with Czech registration plates. Created in Adobe Illustrator

Created with Adobe Illustrator

Plague doctor summoning a raven from incense.

The cat and butterflies have all been vector drawn using Adobe Illustrator

East German, Polizei, Trabant 601 deluxe. Creating this image was a challenging exercise in utilizing vanishing ooints to achieve perspective.

Flora at Hartz Mountains, Tasmania. Australia

Autumn Wolf Vector drawing composed and developed in Adobe Illustrator.

East German, Polizei, Trabant 601 deluxe. Schauen Sie heraus! Die VoPos kommen

Strawberry Blonde Drawn in Illustrator, Coloured using Photoshop.

British rowers lin late 18th century - Why this theme? I have no idea why!

Developed using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop

Ford Woody at the Beach Composited, dodged, and burned on Photoshop. Images from Noosa Heads Beach, QLD

Greyhound running with celtic background. Created using Adobe illustrator and Photoshop.

Dove Love, drawn in Illustrator, developed in Photoshop. Suggested as a Christmas Card. !http://ih2.redbubble.net/work.6943836.1.papergc,441x415,w,ffffff.v4.jpg!

Created in Adobe Illustrator, and then Photoshop

Cross My Heart, Hope to Die, Stick a Needle in My Eye Sketched freehand, then drawn on Illustrator and Textured using Photoshop.

Developed using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop

It is often said that there are no straight lines in nature. This is generally true, however, I'm sure scientists will find the odd exception such as crystals. This work began as a vector drawing of a celtic knot. I played with several ideas and spent many tedius hours on Illustrator trying to get curves in the exact spot. Finaly, I decided to go with a post-modern concept - the barcode. After I finished my illustration, I found that there were some great barcode parodies on google images. Have a look yourself.