Feb 28, 2007
B-Yard Wednesday
Y'all wants barnyards. Y'all gots barnyards. This is an older one from my book, "Around the House, the Fox Chased a Mouse". Written by Rick Walton and illustrated by some hack named Jim. Jeff tried to get me to post this awhile back and I resisted because it was a little older than my current style, but I couldn't resist when I saw all the action going down on the farm.
jim's blog
appreciation
not that i want a copy of my own book. i just didn't want to be left out of the festivities. this was for cow appreciation day last year.
-me!
Back again!!
I've been having problems with my blogger account but it looks like I've got that all cleared away.
Here's some sketches for a belated POST SOMETHING MONDAY!
SFG: Barnyard
here's my submission for this week's "Barnyard Wednesday Contest!" Can't you just smell the hay?
-vern
Tooth Decay
When I was a kid and went to the dentist, it was the most painful experiences of my life. For some sick reason the dentist never gave me novocaine. He would just start drilling away. The pain was overwhelming, especially because I had tons of cavities. I just thought it was normal. That was the way everyone was treated. I was too little and scared to say anything, so I didn’t. I just took the pain and agony. The guy was a real nut job to do that to a little kid. He would always kid to my mom that he didn’t know if I was breathing when I was in the chair. I wouldn’t make a sound or peep. I was hanging on for dear life just like Dustin Hoffman in “Marathon Man”.
Feb 27, 2007
Baby Stuff
These are for a certificate & greeting card set. I might add a couple more to the mix yet...
The Grand Adventures of Babar
Cover for graphic novel "The Grand Adventures of Babar" a spin off of the famous british childrens books.
Vinyl Decal Process
Ok just got back from getting these done. It doesn't take a genius to do it, just patience!
The plotter cutting the image into the vinyl:
The vinyl with the cuts:
Peeling (weeding) out the negative:
All were done on one sheet:
All of the negative weeded out:
Applying the contact paper:
Cutting up the decals:
I can see how detailed images are NO GOOD for this... unless you have a steady hand and lots of patience. I'll definately be reworking couple stickers.
If anyone is interested in getting your own logos/work turned into decals, I can get these done for you at a super cheap price.
Email me - iamintricate@gmail.com
Cheers.
The plotter cutting the image into the vinyl:
The vinyl with the cuts:
Peeling (weeding) out the negative:
All were done on one sheet:
All of the negative weeded out:
Applying the contact paper:
Cutting up the decals:
I can see how detailed images are NO GOOD for this... unless you have a steady hand and lots of patience. I'll definately be reworking couple stickers.
If anyone is interested in getting your own logos/work turned into decals, I can get these done for you at a super cheap price.
Email me - iamintricate@gmail.com
Cheers.
Shipping expenses
Stylized illustration in an experimental style, about the problem of high shipping expenses when shopping online.
I love style experiments like these. I also love breaking through conventions, such as the avoidance of tangents. In this case I processed a couple of deliberate tangents in the image.
Moleskine in motion #4
flip film from my 4th moleskine, missed start of book as well as the 2000th post congratulations
Feb 26, 2007
Post Something Monday
Living in South Africa means I live in the future. ie it's Tuesday morning, 08h10. Over there in the past where you guys are it's probably 22h06 on a Monday. Anyway, hopefully this makes it in time: A nonsense comic from a few days ago, where each panel dictates what the next one is about...
my blog
my blog
Tex
Here's a little 'ol illustration I did for an unnamed (howdesign.com) forum. Never could keep my mouth shut. Anywayz...this is Tex. I'm not sayin Tex is me and I ain't sayin he's not.
Lost in Translation
My "Post Something Monday" submission just so happens to be my "Lost vs. Heroes" submission as well. I'm a big fan of both shows, but if I had to choose between the two I'd pick Lost any day. Which leads me to the inspiration for this particular illustration. Is it just me, or has anyone else ever noticed how much Hurley's head looks just like the island?
shine on, little firefly!
A character design I did for the flash header on my new Firefly Multimedia site. The site is still in the works, but this little guy couldn't wait til launch to start fluttering around! :)
SFG....PSM!
pffff..at last time to post somethign....here are some of the things i have been doing in my spare time at home......LOL! Best, Choper!
Grrrr Face
Here's one I did for the recent drawergeeks topic. I missed the submission deadline on Friday morning. I was up till 1:00am the night before and just couldn't get it where I wanted it. Maybe I'll do some more on it but for now I will just post it and walk away.
jim's blog
You did say "post anything"!
I've been making these collage hooks for a few months now - they are so much fun and a great stress reliever at this time of year which is my absolute busiest.
Oldy buta goody
This is a piece I did almost 4 years ago in art school. Its about motivational speakers (good, bad, and ugly).
Post Something Monday
Ok...well, here's something... a little older and a little weird from the depths of the recent sketchbooks...
My BLOG
Post something Monday
Here's my post something monday!Just some designs I'm creating featuring New Zealand birds
Have a nice day
Onno Knuvers
www.onnoknuvers.com
Post anything.....
Here's an illustration from my first commissioned picture book, Fig's Giant by Geraldine McCaughrean. This was published by Oxford University Press in October 2005. I started work on it in 2003 and was astonished at how long it took from completion to publication.
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