While discussing ideas with my client for their Black Shuck commissioned piece, the spark of an idea flashed into my imagination for a more modern rendering of the infamous spectral dog. The idea for the Urban Shuck was born. Read on to follow his journey from blank canvas to life in his very own cityscape...

Catch up with the latest installment of Hannah Kate Makes' Art Journal. Discover her latest artworks based on the legends of Black Shuck, and find out her plans and updates for August.

Interviews bringing you inside the worlds of my favourite creatives. This time, the super talented artist and designer, Rosie!

Now I'm back from our whistlestop tour of The Balkans, I'm raring to go. Read about our final in-person event before our summer touring hiatus, plans and projects for the next three months and take a wander through my sketchbook pages over the past few weeks.

Discover the plans for Hannah Kate Makes in May, take a peek inside her sketchbook, and find out more about upcoming commission availability.

Discover Division 6, the new tabletop roleplay game where your party members take on the roles of powerful sorcerers and psions, who work within the Division 6 unit as law enforcement agents. I was lucky enough to contribute some artwork to this project. Read about the background of the game and how it came into the world.

An update on The Big Move, my first in-person events of the year and a brand new artwork.

This week’s art journal blog post will catch you up on my creations from January and February so far...

Here’s a quick sketchbook tour of my contributions so far for Mab's Drawlloween Club 2024 drawing challenge.

Time to fill you in on what’s been going on in the world of Hannah Kate Makes since my last blog entry in July…

A later than usual reflection on the previous year. 2022 was a difficult ones, but here are some highlights frothe Hannah Kate Makes story.

The next in this series of interviews bringing you inside the worlds of some of my favourite creatives.

Tips on how best to wrap your artwork to prevent damage and heartache when moving house.

The idea is simple: choose a project, do it every day for 100 days, and share your process on Instagram with the hashtag #The100DayProject.

There's nothing quite like taking your vision and ideas, bringing them to life on paper or canvas and then sharing the emotions evoked when you gaze at your very own work of art. However, I understand that commissioning your own art might be a completely new experience and as such I thought I’d explain a little more about the process!