Another one...

When I lived in Savannah during my college days, I always thought a Vespa would be such a fun way to get around...especially if it were robin's egg blue or pink! However, my fear of careless drivers coupled with Savannah's many cobblestone streets was more than enough to make me stick with driving my car and getting around on foot. Still, one can dream...

Vector work!

My most recent work has taken a turn with which I'm very pleased. Until now, almost all of my personal work has consisted of a combination of ink and watercolor with digital painting/collage. At my day job, I spend the vast majority of my time working in Illustrator, and I've become very fond of vector art. Despite being pressed for free time due to work (and now the holidays), I've been experimenting with how my personal style would translate to vector, and this is the result! I won't be turning my back on my bottled ink and beloved watercolor palette, but I've come to love Illustrator very much! There will be plenty more to come!

Happy holidays, all!!

Illustration Friday 9/3/10: "Dessert"

Here's a piece that I did last summer, done in watercolor and ink. I hope to also create a brand new illustration for this week's topic! Happy Labor Day weekend, everyone!

New Dog Postcards

Since I initially created my series of dog postcards (over a year ago while I was a grad student at SCAD), I've been slowly adding to the set. They've been quite popular, so I've been taking suggestions on which breeds to depict. Here are the latest!

Doodle

...just a little experimental illustration that I did recently with my usual combination of digital and traditional media. I've been experimenting with doing all-digital vector work...I hope to have some results worthy of showing soon!

Two more

...two more pieces I've done in the past two weeks.

A few new things

...just a little bit of personal work I've done lately. Aside from my day job and commissions, I've been trying to squeeze in as many personal projects as possible both for practice and for my own enjoyment. Can you tell that Spring and Summer weather have been a big influence as of late? :)