Monday morning's work.

After the winning combo of tea and toast I decided that I needed a new badge for my website, and so here it is. It's sunny, because I dislike grey wintery-ness.

Pictures for sale.

Snog, marry, avoid.

Snog, marry, avoid issue 6. Nuff' said.

Snog, marry, avoid returns.

It returns... The fortnightly snog, marry, avoid is back! 

This one is issue five, but just in case you hadn't seen the previous editions, I've included them below.

(To get a nice big image of the grouped images, left-click it once, then right-click on the image and click 'Open Image in New Tab').

Hello!

Hello! This is where I put my pictures. It's nice... (Or so I like to think so).

http://www.olliestone.com/Site/Home.html

Same old dinosaurs and robots causing havoc.

Drew a cityscape with a robot in it a little while ago, and drew some dinosaurs eating a robot a little while before that. This morning I decided to put them together... Makes perfect sense right!

Ghostbusters.

Found this lurking on my Mac's desktop. Lovely.

The small, but perfectly-formed cowboy.

Atlas EP cover commission.

Last year I created an album cover for a friend who has ventured into the music business, and several months later, I'm pleased to announce that it has now been released.

You can check out Atlas's drum and bass, and electro music here: http://soundcloud.com/atlasuk

And you can purchase the EP here: http://www.beatport.com/release/harmless/904696

My house fell down.

Dear dedicated viewers, accidental visitors and those who have stumbled upon this page by complete fluke, I can only apologise for the lack of drawing and blog-based activity of late.

You see, about 6-weeks ago the little house in Brighton where I used to reside decided to start to fall down... Literally.
I had a phone call one sunny Tuesday afternoon alerting me that the building was 'structurally unsafe' and with 6-inch long cracks starting to appear in the walls, we had to be - and I quote - "evacuated". So began a mad dash to move out of a building thats walls were starting to crumble, and desperately find a new place to house my extensive collection of pens and paper, and thus chaos ensued.

6-weeks later, and after far too long without taking on hardly any creative work, I have a new house, am settled, and the dust sheets (figuratively speaking) can be thrown off of my sketchbooks and Mac. So dedicated viewers, accidental visitors and those who have stumbled upon this page by complete fluke, bear with me because I'm now drawing again, and if you have a spare 30-seconds one day soon, do return and have a look around, because there will be more pictures up on here soon. But for now, here's a picture of a London cityscape that I drew before my house fell down.