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A couple illos recently done for IndyKids. The first(above) was done for an article that discussed why books should or should not be banned in libraries.
The one below accompanied a student written article discussing The Story of Stuff (http://www.storyofstuff.com/index.html). It raises questions and concerns about our continuous extraction of raw materials from the environment and the toxic nature that all the products we consume and discard have on the atmosphere around us.
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Work like you don't need the money.
Dance like no one is watching.
And love like you've never been hurt.
~Mark Twain
One of my favorite quotes!
The illustration you see here is a glimpse of a design that I created for the German magazine DECO. Can you believe it, there's a gift service that sells Yodel lessons in the alps! That's what my illustration was for. I wonder if earplugs come with the package ;-)
Astrid
Feeling tired, strung out? Exercise is always a good remedy to revive your spirits. Illustration Friday inspired me to this card, by asking for submissions to the word "strings". Strings...strung...strung out - there you go!
I created the illustration for the German magazine LISA. I worked in Corel Painter, using a thick and thin ink pen, coloring areas with the fill tool, then adding a chalk-like brush on rough paper for texture, and airbrush for the cheeks.
Happy Weekend!
"A woman can never be too packed with shopping bags!". Laugh. Well that's kind of absurd, and not very deep. But hey it fit's with today's Illustration Friday theme "packed"! For all fashionistas out there, the stylish fashion blog www.almostpacked.com also inspired me to post this inspiration card for this week's Illustration Friday theme.
I created this illustration for German magazine LISA, to an article that was wondering if shopping is in a woman's genes. How superficial. Of ourse it's not. Right?
Laugh. Have a great, happy weekend everyone!
Not the newest Illustration, but I thought it was appropriate.
more here
An editorial spot doodle put together on a rainy Sunday with the help of too much coffee.
And as a heads up, I'm now on twitter.
Hi! My name is Christine Benjamin and I'm an painter and illustrator located in San Jose, CA. I am excited to be a part of Sugar Frosted Goodness and will be posting sketches, projects and other fun frosted stuff. Please check out my web site: cbillustration.squarespace.com
Made My Bed
The phrase,
"You made your bed, now lie in it." inspired this illustration for
Illustration Friday's theme this week,
blanket.
The babies were exceptionally good today so I was able to get an illustration done during naps. I've been sewing on patchwork quilts during my spare time for the little ones, so it was nice to take a break and illustrate a patchwork quilt instead.
Hope everyone is doing well. I'd love to hear any feedback on this...since I've been out of the loop for awhile.
Cheers!
- Sometime ago SubVert, a Blog and Magazine based in England, invited me to visual review “Hello To The Fortunate Few” a great album from English cult band Dolittle. I immediatly get up the challange and enjoyed it a lot. Now if you like you can see the result of my visual cd revies on line at SubVert Magazine.
- Cheers Mario Sughi
- http://www.nerosunero.org/
I've only lived in Alberta for few months now, but I'm getting the impression that all the politicians are concerned with is what goes on in the oil patch. It seems to focus their attention away from other issues at hand.
This is just a spot illustration as an exercise in conceptual ideas.
My website
Long time I haven't post in here, but better late than never :P
Anyway, just to show you a couple of new illustrations I did, commissioned by the mexican magazine Complot. Hope you like them!
Morbo:
Las Dos:
My Name is Jamie Tucker.
I am an illustrator from around Canada.
This is my first year since taking the plunge into full-time freelancing.
My work is generally humourous and can be found at:
Jamie Tucker Illustration
Penguin Book Cover (Berkley Publishing)
Last November I was hired by Berkley Publishing to illustrate a book cover for their
Prime Crime Mysteries series. It was published this month, October 2007. If you'd like to read about the story authored by Jeffrey Cohen...it's for sale on
Amazon.
Final Version
This was my final version sent to them in January 2007. They made some modifications for their book cover (see above) with my approval. They also asked me to create a logo for their series. The two ticket stubs was their final choice. See the other logo options I created
here.
Overall, it was a good experience working with Berkley Publishing!
I am finally able to post some work, life has been so hectic and fast-paced, I was afraid I wasn't going to post this until spring. Comments most welcome. Click here for a sharper image.
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i just wanted to send a big hug over... that's how your work feels to me... the palette and your wonderful illustrations
Thank you Michelle, right back at ya!