Showing posts with label Christine Marie Larsen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christine Marie Larsen. Show all posts
May 6, 2009
Forty Great Things
Apr 22, 2009
Mar 20, 2009
Mar 15, 2009
Christine Marie Larsen: Bad Medicine and stories
This image is a part of a series I've been working on over the past few months featuring this round-headed character and a white cat. I received an email a few days ago from a kindergarten teacher who had stumbled across one of the images on the internet. She wrote to ask if she could use the series for a classroom assignment for her kids. Their task is to write the story that these images illustrate and to come up with one more picture to add to the series. She managed to find all the other examples of illustrations with a white cat in them on my site and included those. Of course I said yes, since I can't wait to hear what the five-year-olds have to say about what's happening in these images. I should be getting scans of their stories and images when the project is done and will share them.
Here's a flickr set of the images: White Cat Story Set
Feb 1, 2009
Nov 7, 2008
Film Noir Portraits by Christine Marie Larsen
This is a new portrait series I've been working on for an upcoming show. I love film noir and I love bright color so why not combine the two! Here is Gloria Grahame, whom most people probably recognize as Violet from It's a Wonderful Life. I have always loved her face. View the rest of the portraits here...
Oct 21, 2008
Christine Marie Larsen thinks you should be reading...
Although I didn't start out to make a series, I ended up with a lot of images of book reading people and animals. This collection is going to be in a small works exhibit in Seattle in December. Take a peek at the slideshow...
Sep 28, 2008
Hello from Christine Marie Larsen
Greetings, everyone!
I am thrilled to be a new contributor to SFG and would like to introduce myself. I'm a freelance illustrator/artist from Seattle. I make my pictures with gouache, pen-and-ink, and the good old computer. More work can be found on my website and sketchbook blog.
This is a new pinball illustration and was inspired by some friends who have a fantastic basement filled with vintage machines.
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