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Samira is a publisher illustrator who undertakes commissions which inspire her and illustrates stories she has written. Here is a small selection of her works, for more information on companies Samira has been commissioned by please go to her biography. |
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Freddie Fox is a dynamic combination of Samira's creative talents. Samira wrote story in verse that takes the young audience on an adventure from countryside to town from the view of a fox.
Freddie has been recited to enthusiastic audiences in schools, festivals and art shows, been filmed for TV and had a soundtrack made!
Freddie will be launched as a full colour book in 2010.
BallaLouda commissioned Samira to create their debut album cover incorporating their specific ideas.
The figure was taken from drawings Samira did of the lead singer Tim McLeish. When you open the cover you find the people responding to the music.
Check them out @ www.ballalouda.com
The Pearl is a short story Samira has written and illustrated.
The Pearl and other stories will be printed as individual booklets.
In 2008 Samira helped Cliff Wright create his book on how to draw. The image to the right is one of the drawing exercises designed around visual memory testing.
Samira studied the tree for twenty minutes and then the drawing was done without looking again at the tree.
Allowing the lines to twist the forms
The above cartoon was designed for an organisation called Universal Medicine which teaches people about soul connection.
Heart Chakra 3 is a course Universal Medicine run and the idea is to learn how to not be affected by all the negetive energy around you in life, which seems very difficult, like trying to stay dry when in the sea.
Although Samira does have a distinctive drawing style for which she has been chosen for various commissions, she also uses photoshop to develop her work into other images. An example of this is the christmas card on the right which was two seperate pieces of Samira's art merged together.
