I couldn't think of the word for seahorses earlier. Kept thinking they were dragon fish, so now they are. Little collection of dragonfish illustrations for sale at Adobe Stock HERE and Shutterstock HERE

Things are getting a bit fishy round here... And sharky... and maybe a tiny bit whale like too! Illustrations currently on sale at Adobe Stock HERE and Shutterstock HERE

Illustration and Photography Stock Sites

Adobe Stock - https://stock.adobe.com/contributor/206164235/shellystill

Shutterstock - https://www.shutterstock.com/g/shellystill

iStock/Getty - https://www.istockphoto.com/gb/portfolio/shellystill

Pond 5 - https://www.pond5.com/artist/shellystillphoto

Alamy - https://www.alamy.com/portfolio/653127.html

Deposit Photos - https://depositphotos.com/portfolio-8418148.html

Phew, happy 2020 everyone! Hope you all showed the 10's the door. I had a quiet one, but focused a lot on stock illustrations and exploring some different illustration techniques (most are now locked away in the 'never open again' file...) But I've finally got some stock sets that I'm proud of... Did I think Christmas was a bit sh#t? Well it was so therapeutic drawing these, it truly was!

These, and other crap, poo, poop, turd, dookie... can be found at Shutterstock HERE
And Adobe Stock HERE

I don't know about you but I find cars so boring now a days. I mean sure, vintage cars were probably not built for speed, or comfort, or wind, but they sure had better styles than the dull ones today. I try and collect battered vintage toy cars that show they have been well loved and totally thrown around the garden. All stock images at Shutterstock and Adobe Stock, links below!

These, and other toy car photos, can be found at Shutterstock HERE
And Adobe Stock HERE

My dad was an engineer. I used to work with him in my teenage years, and if I kept it up I probably would be rich enough to retire now as it's a dying trade. But then you do have the fear of losing a finger on the machines! I found a load of random screws, nuts, bolts and washers and thought I'd create some fun stock shots with them (click on photos for links). I'm sure I'll be adding them to some weird clay creations soon too.

And this is a photo of one of the machines I used to work on! Blood, sweat and tears that thing got!

Stock Photos at Shutterstock at www.shutterstock.com/g/shellystill/sets/246691562?studio=1

And Adobe Stock at
contributor.stock.adobe.com/uk/collections/avsrWrOeX7h8J9xgl3GaDh4kqRmPmhrC