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Charlene Chua illustrated Canadian director Atom Egoyan for the cover of Lucid Media film magazine. The cover is accompanied by a black and white fullpage illustration within the magazine. For more please visit Charlene Chua illustration - blog.
1 Comments on Atom Egoyan for Lucid Media, last added: 4/12/2010
Spot illustrations of various reptiles that went along with an illustrated background and title for Chickadee’s Reptile Awards spread. Charlene Chua illustration.
Watch as Charlene Chua gives Illustrator a spin here. She says the original rendering process took her around 50 minutes, and it’s sped up here to about 5 minutes.
4 Comments on Charlene Chua: rendering a spacegirl in Illustrator, last added: 1/14/2009
Nice work Charlene!