Illustrations, Graphic Designs, Relief Prints, Fine Art
I was posing for this illustration as reference – 9 month pregnant. It was quiet a challenge to hold this pose until my husband was done taking the picture. Of course, I took out most of my belly 🙂 My husband posed for the rabbit as reference. He wasn’t really happy holding a fragile china
This is the sketch the final illustration is based on. I changed the little boy’s face later in the process – giving him a smile. After transfering the sketch on to the illustration board I penciled in the shades with colored pencils and then added an acrylic wash. Next I applied a purple/ green oil
A little while ago I started to create little (6×6″/ 1 5/8″ deep) individualized paintings on canvas. If you are interested in getting a little something for your baby, a friend or your family, please feel free to contact me at andreatripke@gmail.com. Here are just some examples: All I need is: the Baby’s/ Person’s/ Family’s
Two of my paintings were displayed in the juried exhibition at the Mobile Museum of Art “Celebrating Our Maritime Heritage: A Coastal Holiday” ! Here are some photos: The left one is a mixed media illustration on illustration board: “Mobile Bay – Where did the Oil go?” The painting to the right is done in
Pinocchio is my latest illustration in mixed media on illustration board. The task was to have ‘Kaleb’ – the little boy – being part of a fairy tale. I thought he would be the perfect counterpart for Pinocchio. Because Pinocchio is still “just” a string puppet I have another string puppet play with him –
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
Little Red Riding Hood Size 12.5″ x 18.5″ done traditionally in mixed media (acrylics, colored pencils)
The idea for “the Kiss” was born when I saw a photograph of myself showing me with this really long stretched face (I don’t even know how I did it). It didn’t take me long to decide that the illustration needed a frog as counterpart. To keep everyone’s attention on the frog and me, I
My latest idea is based on an image of the St. Basil’s Cathedral. It is a beautiful cathedral which I wanted to include in one of my illustrations using my favorite polar bear again and a “super – skinny” woman. I started the painting with a prisma color basis (left side – on top: my
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