Thomas Small's photostream

Hello and thanks for visiting my flickr site.

My own website can be found at www.smallfindsdesign.co.uk

I work as an archaeological illustrator, whilst nurturing a strong interest in the presentation of the coffin of Nesyamun, an Ancient Egyptian Priest who worked at the temple of Karnak. I am currently working on the production of both an illustrated book and an interactive CD-ROM that presents the images on his coffin.

Produced in time for the opening of Leeds Museum in september 2008 the illustrated book stands as the first comprehensive translation of the hieroglyphics upon the coffin, and is entitled: "The coffin of Nesyamun: The Leeds Mummy." (ISBN: 1870737 21 0).
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nesyamun


I made a major contribution to the illustrations for the monograph Inchmarnock
An Early Historic island monastery and its archaeological landscape by Chris Lowe, published in summer 2008.

I have contributed articles to the Association of Archaeological Illustrators and Surveyor's Newsletter:
www.aais.org.uk

I've also designed the following websites.

www.smallfindsdesign.co.uk

www.english-in-edinburgh.co.uk (designed for a freelance english language teacher).

I am a keen cyclist, enjoy cultural review programs such as Radio 4's Front Row, and was recently introduced to the joys of kayaking when on holiday in Finland.

Thanks for reading...

For those with a social awareness/conscience, you may be interested in the following websites:

Amnesty International

The equality Trust


“If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?” Alexander Solzhenitsyn