Here are my illustrator contributions to the Ripple website. Ripple is a website created by Kelly Light to help the animal victims of the Deep Water Horizon Gulf Oil Spill. You can help by visiting the Ripple site and making a donation to buy illustrations by many talented illustrators. Below are my donation illustrations that are available. Go check out all the great artwork!
Hello! Here is a new illustration I just did. I hope you enjoy it. The background texture is a combination of syrup and powdered sugar on a transparency sheet that I made on my scanner. After I ate breakfast, I spent about 2 hours making textures from all sorts of food and objects.
During the last 2 weeks or so, many illustrators have been drawing pigs with banjos. Guy Francis began this challenge and many artists have contributed their banjo pig illustrations. Here are a few of mine so far. The first is a biker pig dude and the second was a fun name request by Chris Gilbert. I challenge you to make your own banjo pig and show it!
I am playing a little Blog Ketchup (catch up) today to show you some of my random illustrations.
Here is my addition to the Pig Band illustrations that some of us artists are doing for fun. This is my tribute to Boston's drummer back in the 70's & 80's with the football helmet afro....SMOKIN'....I ain't jokin'.
Observation Comic: A couple weeks ago, I spotted some twins that were a little too old to be dressed alike so I thought of this and sketched it.
Do you suffer from separation anxiety? One of these guys does. Random Illustration - P.B. & J YUMMY!
A week ago I traveled to Buenos Aires, Argentina to visit a friend who now lives there. While there, I taught the kids at his school how to draw and also showed them some of my art. I had a great time seeing the kids enjoy drawing. Here are some of their characters below. I showed them how to use their imaginations and illustrate the story that they were reading in class.
Great work by the kids, huh? It is fun to see their styles and the characters they make just out of basic shapes. Can you find the random Cyclops on some drawings?