GOOD SHIP ILLUSTRATION — Helen Stephens

I am co-founder of
the Good Ship Illustration,

and we go live on Instagram for Art Club, a fun, low pressure drawing session.

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At Good Ship Art Club we do a series of quick timed drawings against the clock and here are a few of mine.

Scary self portrait drawing made upside down.

I drew this upside down and only realised the full horror when I turned it the right way around.

“Frickin’ bonkers”

GERRY TURLEY, HELEN’S PARTNER

A funny/ scary illustration made upside down. Self portrait of Helen Stephens drawn using ink and a brush.

I drawing of a Staffordshire figurine drawn at Good Ship Illustration Art Club in yellow and blue crayons by Helen Stephens

A drawing of a teeny tiny doll, drawn very big. Using red and orange wax pastels by Helen Stephens at The Good Ship Illustration Art Club

I drawing of a type writer made on crushed up packing paper by Helen Stephens at the Good Ship Illustration Art Club

I drawing of pots of pencils and feathers made at The Good Ship Illustration Art Club by Helen Stephens - in black and red ink and pencil

A collage of a collection of old toys made by Helen Stephens at Good Ship Illustration Art Club. Pink, neon pink, yellow and wax crayons.

Red coffee pot drawing with red and blue lines drawn at Good Ship Illustration Art Club by Helen Stephens

A drawing of a tiny Russian folk doll, drawn very large.

Drawing by Helen Stephens of a piece of flat back pottery, drawn in wax pastels

Self portrait made upside down in ink with a brush. It is scary, her arm is far too big.

A black in drawing of a pot of utensils, kitchenware, cup, saucer and plant. Drawn in black ink and crayon

A drawing made with both hands, one hand holding a pink crayon, the other a green crayon. Made at Good Ship Illustration Art Club

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