By: jim bradshaw,
on 9/2/2009
Here is a tree trunk character that's been showing up in my moleskine lately. I started it in Illustrator and then headed in to Photoshop for texture.
By: Jason,
on 9/1/2009
here's a little something for a story about a guy who found a hat.
Come visit my blog, prints for sale!
By: Meagan,
on 8/27/2009
Ok, I actually did this one back in March, but it's the most recent finished work I have, and it has in fact, never been seen online before today. If you're interested in specs, I'll post on A Certain Lack of Focus just as soon as I'm done with this post.
By: Ed Hall,
on 8/27/2009
By: Jason,
on 8/27/2009
Illo for a story about how some people are trying to get rid of their maids, who now are part of the family (and want all the perks!)
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By: Julie,
on 8/25/2009
By: Choper Nawers!,
on 8/25/2009
By: rawtoastdesign,
on 8/24/2009
A few new illos done for a recent Time Out NY Kids feature on tips for getting your kid organized and back to school. Full article can be seen on the TONY Kids website here - LINK.
rawtoastdesign.com
By: Stan Shaw,
on 8/24/2009
This is a WIP of spot illustrations for Washington Law and Politics, done three up to save time. The client is happy, but I may need to revisit the center spot as it's not quite on the mark. Initial ideas were done on paper, taken into Painter, tightened up, and now the ink and color will be finished in Painter. Saving a little paper.
By: madaunt,
on 8/24/2009
By: Katie McDee,
on 8/24/2009
I like this week's challenge. Easy! Here's a new piece called 'Just Try It'. Have a good one everybody :)
By: Paul Garland,
on 8/22/2009
I'm a little embarrassed to say that I haven't posted here for quite some time - apologies Jeff - it's now time to get my backside into gear and get on with it. What better time than now - 'New Work', this is an image that follows on from an earlier piece done in March when I was wishing for a good Summer here in the U.K. as last year's was dreadful - unfortunately this year's here in the U.K. has turned out even worse...
...Here it is alongside the earlier mentioned 'Wish' image, using the wishbone from a chicken as the sandal toe post.
www.pgarland.com
By: Amberbop,
on 8/21/2009
I used to think those commercials were so mean! In the second grade I felt worse for the Trix Rabbit than I did for my spelling tutor (pour kid) -- I crack me up. Now I realize those commercials were a public service announcement for the over 19 set.
By: rawtoastdesign,
on 8/20/2009
I got invited by Scott over at Born Magazine to create the cover for the 2009 Issue #2 a little while back. The theme is alway loosely based around "birth". I had something similar to this in one of my sketchbooks that had been patiently waiting to be released on the world. After a little inking, careful planning of proportions, and strategic placement of hairs, this is what I ended up with. Check out Born here - http://www.bornmagazine.org/
Prints will be available in the RTD $TORE soon too, so sit tight and dream of all the lonely Mermen that will soon need homes.
rawtoastdesign.com
By: rawtoastdesign,
on 8/20/2009
Three spot illos done for the July issue at St. Louis Magazine. The first was for a section highlighting St. Louis farmer's markets, the second for a Missouri based electric car company, and the third for a piece on a campus wide bottle ban at Washington University.
rawtoastdesign.com
By: lehel,
on 8/19/2009
hey, hope you all are doing great!
i have some new limited edition prints for sale. check them out if you have a second http://kolehel.com/shop.htm
also some other new works on my blog
take care!
Lehel
By: DaLe,
on 8/19/2009
i haven't posted on here in a millennia & now i post twice in one week, heh. here's a few of my splat paintings which are also being featured right now at INDUSTTREES in Toronto until mid september. here's a bunch more over on my flickr page
basically i start with a splat of paint & then i interpret what i see, great to get juice of creativity flowing. some are more detailed than others, but i prefer the minimalist ones
By: TS Rogers,
on 8/19/2009
By: Peggy Fussell,
on 8/18/2009
Something new. Blogged here.
www.peggyfussell.com
By: Anette Heiberg,
on 8/18/2009
This is one of the illustrations I made for the book "Weather", recently published by Korean Happy House.
Anette Heiberg
www.anetteheiberg.com
By: Michael Hacker,
on 8/17/2009
I just finished my first short comic story recently. It's about the exciting (and quite gross) life of a parasite. Here are the first five pages (out of 14).
By: Stan Shaw,
on 8/17/2009
These are "storyboards" from a recently completed project. Actually they were "presentation boards", used as a presentation for something having nothing to do with film or TV, just a general visual explanation of concepts. I estimate there were a total of 213 frames,(11 scenarios) each averaging 20 minutes to complete. The project lasted about 7 weeks. The top tier shows how the frames were done first as line art , then tones were added digitally. The bottom frame is the very last image completed. Well, okay not really. The client came back and had me do three more frames, but it's a nice visual ending.
By: mike,
on 8/17/2009
this is the latest piece i've done. a spider-man illo for drawergeeks!
-me
By: Eric Merced,
on 8/17/2009
Here are the Greatest American Hero sketch cards I was fortunate enough to do for March of Dimes.
By: Jake,
on 8/17/2009
It was so nice this afternoon, Bear and Rabbit (the very best of friends) decided to go out for a Sunday drive.
Yesterday, I was watching my friend ink a drawing he was doing with an brush pen. I’ve used one before, but never really gave it a full shot. After watching him ink, and because I’ve been in a serious Calvin and Hobbes phase lately (Watterson’s brush work is gorgeous, especially in the later years), I decided I had to give the brush pen another try. So I borrowed a pen, cracked open the moleskin, and drew the first thing that came to mind. Here’s the inks sans color:
HA! Very cool.
really funny! great!
Hey Drew & Michael. Thanks guys.