Illustrations, Graphic Designs, Relief Prints, Fine Art
I haven’t posted any illustrations lately and that’s not because I haven’t been working on some but I guess it slipped my mind to post them. Here are two more illustrations: “FAIRIES” “BALLERINAS” As promised a lot more pink!
If someone is interested in learning how to create an illustration in mixed media, please check out the Bay Rivers Art Guild Program for October @ http://www.bragart.org/gpage6.html. I will teach a workshop October 26-29, 9 AM-Noon & 1-3 PM.
Currently I am working on a series of new illustrations for little children. I guess “think pink” describes pretty much the direction I am taking with this project. This illustration is the first of whimsical little paintings in pastell colors showing princesses, ballerinas, teddy bears and such…whatever a little child might like. The illustration is
It’s finished! While I was painting a subtitle idea for this illustration came to me: “Where Did The Oil Go?” I thought of the oil spill that happened not too long ago and just wanted it to be part of the painting. Because of it, I had to make some ‘minor’ adjustments such as the
This is the new postcard design for Moo Che Che – Frozen Yogurt Bar. Lots of kids – lots of fun.
The drawing is layered on top of a map showing Mobile, Alabama. The map was prepped with a thin layer of white gesso to ensure the drawing will be visible on top of the original colors. The image is an old steamboat loaded with cotton rolls. The text below is taken from an old newspaper
Hey there. My latest art pieces will be displayed this Friday (June 10th) at “Wellborn Ideas” as part of the LoDa Artwalk. Wellborn is located at 356 Dauphin Street in Downtown Mobile. The reception is from 6-9 pm. I am really excited and would like to invite you all. If you haven’t made any plans
Another project I have started is a painting of the Mobile Bay, Alabama. The finished illustration will be posted soon. It is based on this sketch.
Little Red Riding Hood Size 12.5″ x 18.5″ done traditionally in mixed media (acrylics, colored pencils)
The references I used for the folds were a mix of ‘real’ silk folds and folds that are part of a rock formation (picture can be seen in the upper left corner of the drawing). I thought the rock formation looked very interesting…and because it’s not real fabric folds you are looking at, you may
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