Michael Sheehy
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Radio Times
Radio Times has a long and distinguished history of commissioning illustration in the UK. From it's beginnings in the 1920's, it has employed the finest illustrators of the time to create a distinctive and rich heritage of magazine illustration. Artists such as Edward Ardizzone, Eric Fraser, Ronald Searle, Charles Tunnicliffe, David Gentleman, Peter Brookes and many, many more, have created a celebrated body of work over several decades. I feel proud and privileged to be a small part of that fine tradition.
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Christmas Edition.
Radio Times often commission illustrations to decorate the Christmas pages of the radio section. These ones ran the full height of the printed page.
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New Year Edition
Radio Times often commission illustrations to decorate the New Year pages of the radio section. I was asked to create images for the Millenium issue. These ran the full height of the printed page.
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The Highway Man.
Illustration for a radio drama.
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The K Hormone
An illustration for a radio drama.
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Forbidden Fruit.
Illustration for a radio drama.
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Silent Dockyard.
Illustration for a radio documentary.
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Glue-Sniffer
A radio drama about the effects of solvent abuse on a young man.
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Media Madness.
A radio documentary about how mental illness is depicted in the media.
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Middle-Aged Marriage.
She is creative and full of ideas while he is angry and bitter.
A radio drama.
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An Elderly Ramble.
Radio documentary about the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Ramblers Association.
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Egyptian Astrology.
Radio documentary about how the Egyptians used the stars.
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Love is Everywhere.
Illustration for a radio drama.
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Role Changes.
Documentary about one man attempting different jobs.
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The Clocks Are Changing.
A regular illustrative theme for Radio Times is a reminder of the clocks going back or forward.
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Christmas Celebrations.
A festive illustration for the radio pages.
This image was also used by The Association of Illustrators as a Christmas card.
