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portfolio of artwork by Lisa Workman

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26. Everything is just duckie!

By: Lisa, on 10/14/2011
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Here is a new portfolio piece.

Can you guess what story this is for?

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27. A Peek Into My Sketchbook,...

By: Lisa, on 8/10/2011
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Here are some random sketches not really in a sketchbook.

Just a few loose sketches that escaped the throw away pile.

You can't keep them all... but I'm glad that I held on to these.

Sometimes the quick concept sketch has more life

than the ones you labor over for hours. This is one of those little gems.

This was my very first vision for "Daddy Did my Hair Today"

Still my favorite.

Another quick concept.

little boy

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28. A taste of my latest book...

By: Lisa, on 8/9/2011
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Rex and the Fly

by Lisa Workman

Story and Illustrations © Lisa Workman 2011

Rex was resting on a rock when by chance he did spy

buzzing around his head, a teeny, tiny, little fly.

He was feeling kind of hungry so he thought he would try

to make a little snack of that little black fly.

He chased that fly until he needed a break.

Then he passed by Sally with a great big chocolate cake.

Sally said, “Get that fly right out of your head!

Forget about it! Eat some chocolate cake instead!”

Story and art © Lisa Workman 2011

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29. Strawberry Evolution

By: Lisa, on 7/13/2011
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My how She has changed over the years!

In the beginning, this was the original piece that established the style.

These are some pieces I did for the first Strawberry Shortcake Style Guide put out by American Greetings in 2002

Scene from the first Strawberry book, "Meet Strawberry Shortcake"

Another Scene from the first book

Art pieces from "Strawberry Shortcake's Cookbook"

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30. Testing 1,2,3...

By: Lisa, on 7/13/2011
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Sometimes the licensor requires a test before allowing an artist to work on the property. Here are a couple of those tests that I did. I ended up doing a lot of "Holly Hobbie" work but even though I was approved for "Dora", Never got a single piece. Hmmm, I thought it was pretty good too.

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31. Boy & Hamster Sketches

By: Lisa, on 7/9/2011
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Sketch for storybook characters
not used by client. Sometimes the best
sketches get tossed aside.

In this sketch the hamster is trying to get
the boy to take him home from the pet store.
The kid says,..."I don't know,.... I was kinda hopin' for a puppy."

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