Jan 31, 2007
Home-made Scratch Board
This is an illustration I produced for a proposed poster design for adpsr.org. Regretfully, I never made the submission and labeled the work as experimental.
The process I used included hot press illustration board, a lot of workable fixative, and two coats of India ink. I first coated the board with a few heavy coats of fixative. After allowing the board to dry for a few days. I then coated it with India ink. The second coat wasn't drying fast enough, so I sped up the dry time with a blow dryer. That is what created the distressed look of the ink. I used an xacto-knife to scratch the ink off to produce the image.
The process I used included hot press illustration board, a lot of workable fixative, and two coats of India ink. I first coated the board with a few heavy coats of fixative. After allowing the board to dry for a few days. I then coated it with India ink. The second coat wasn't drying fast enough, so I sped up the dry time with a blow dryer. That is what created the distressed look of the ink. I used an xacto-knife to scratch the ink off to produce the image.
Jan 30, 2007
Robot Banner
Looks like Number 67 weaseled his way into the new banner on my blog.
Darn robots!
Click the image for a larger view, or just click here for my blog.
Illustration Friday: Red
My plan is to always be one day late for "Post Anything Monday." Anyway, this is what I did for this week's Illustration Friday, theme: "Red".
--Pat
Smarter Than The Average Goose
A Canada goose, drawn for an old Illustration Friday weekly theme. Some people have asked me, what is holding the pencil up? I've decided, after much deliberation, that it is magic. Magic is holding the pencil up.
Click here for the whole story, and here for a better look at the detail.
Caveman
Hi all! This is my latest drawing that I've done. It was for drawergeeks this week. Topic: Cavemen.
Thanks, Jeff!
-Mike
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www.cowshell.com
New Design Inspiration Interview
A great new interview over at Design Inspiration with SFG member Dan Goodsell. Dan is the man behind The Imaginary World website, and the creator of Mr. Toast. Dan is also the Co-author of Krazy Kids Food, Taschen 2003. This is just the tip of the iceberg, it's a fantastic interview, be sure to check it out.
http://designinspiration.blogspot.com/2007/01/dan-goodsell.html
Motion Lotion
Drawing while in motion is no easy task. With practice anyone can do it. Sometimes I get a little intimidated by doing it. Once I begin I really enjoy the challenge. Here are a couple or recent examples.
Also there is a podcast about me at The Illustrative Designer. It's a website of the great Von Glitschka I think you should give it a listen, even if it's only to find out how mental I am.
Tommy Kane Interview
'Tommy Kane Illustrator'
I just posted an interview with 'Sugar Frosted Goodness' contributor 'Tommy Kane'. You can either listen to it from the web site at www.TheIllustrativeDesigner.com or subscribe through iTunes by by clicking here. (The podcast may not be available in iTunes yet. It takes up to 24hrs to post)
Lots of interesting insight shared. If any other 'Sugar Frosted Goodness' member would like to be considered for a future interview just visit www.TheIllustrativeDesigner.com and let me know.
Thanks.
Illustration Friday: Red
Here's a little experimentation that I did in Photoshop. I started without knowing what I'd end up with -- so here it is. Creepier then what I usually draw but that's what bloggings all about, right?
-Vern
Jan 29, 2007
Onno Knuvers has new badges at Prickie
Hi Guys
I have opened a store with Prickie, have a look at some of thenew badges that are available. I'll be adding some more very soon!
http://www.prickie.com/index.htm?artist=d54
Or check out www.onnoknuvers.com
Cheers
Onno Knuvers
I have opened a store with Prickie, have a look at some of thenew badges that are available. I'll be adding some more very soon!
http://www.prickie.com/index.htm?artist=d54
Or check out www.onnoknuvers.com
Cheers
Onno Knuvers
Goblin at the rainy cloud
This is just because Monday, Hope you like it! Is a mixed media: Painted in watercolors, scanned and added the wood texture digitally.
Character Design from Work
This is an older piece I completed for work.
I don't post or share a lot of the cartoons
I do for work, but I like how the face and
pose turned out.
My Blog.
Jerusalem
POST ANYTHING MONDAY WWWEEEEEEE!!! Ehem, excuse me. This has alot of symbolism....to much to explain. haha.
Inside the Box
I'm not sure who she is, however I found the picture interesting, and inspired me to do a quick sketch, I also took it another step and illustrated it. Hey! maybe she go locked out of her house and had to lived in a box, or perhaps she was mailing her self to china.
-Heri
-Heri
post anything monday
this is a work in progress for a city lifestyle piece - saying you can take the man out of the city but you cant take the city out of the man, hence the reason he is a dull grey against a vivid backdrop. really just working on placement here before i clean it up and add some other elements
Anything????
This is an old Illustration Friday for the topic "speed". And I still like it so Happy Monday, here it is.
Red
Created on Friday (for illustration Friday's theme Red and posted for you sugar frosted folks on Monday :)
Luggage tag, acrylic and ink
Luggage tag, acrylic and ink
eargasm
my husband and i are both musicians,
so it is rare that our house is quiet.
this was a moment of audible stillness
that seemed to last forever.
Onno Knuvers updates new website and shows new image
Hi guys
Just showing an image I did for illustration friday, the word was Red.
Also I have updated my website, so it lookes all new and I've add some new work and sections too.
So come and check out www.onnoknuvers.com for some fun and excitement
Thanks
Onno Knuvers
Just showing an image I did for illustration friday, the word was Red.
Also I have updated my website, so it lookes all new and I've add some new work and sections too.
So come and check out www.onnoknuvers.com for some fun and excitement
Thanks
Onno Knuvers
Anna
It's Monday, so it must be time to post something! (Thanks for the reminder, Jeff!)
This is a quick vector portrait I did from a photo of a gaming pal.
--chickpea
The Emperor's Pumpkin
I've not posted in eon's... Sorry Jeff! Here's a magazine illustration I did over the weekend.
Oh, I might as well plug my interview over at Design Inspiration too.
Post anything Monday: I hate my job
Sample of a workplace cartoon strip series that's still a WIP.... kinda appropriate for a Monday ;-)
My BLOG
New Member!
Hey Folks,
New member here at SFG!
I live in Nashville, for a living I do freelance Illustration, graphic design, character design & concept art for animation, t-shirts, etcetera. I'll mow your lawn too.
Outside of may day job, familial stuff and making sure the shutters are still hanging...I'm working on my own comics SRM (Super Robot Monster), "Green" (working title, shhhh...it's secret), a couple of ongoing series, and some autobiographical stuff that I'm hoping to get published!
I'm a virgo, I like coffee and peanut butter.
My blog is : http://www.superrobotmonster.com/
Thanks for having me over!
Paul
Claire de lune
I was inspired to create a children's illustration form Claude Debussy's piano piece Claire de lune. Next I will try something in the Jazz department. This will be a new running theme to generate ideas for my ongoing children's portfolio. Have a listen!
Debussy's Clair de lune
Youtube's visual version of Claire de lune
Holly
Meet..........Ida!
Meet my new friend Ida. Ida likes long walks on the beach, dinner by candlelight and soft romantic music. She enjoys horseback riding, chick flicks, and chocolate.
How did Ida get her name? My wife walked by just as I was finishing her up and asked what her name was. My genius reply...Idaknow!
- Jeff Andrews
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