Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Illustration Friday: Rescue

Illustration Friday: Rescue

When creating an illustration this week, I was craving simplicity. I limited my colours, and simplified the lines. The hand is reaching into the water, with hopes of rescuing someone (not pictured).

Illustration Friday: Rescue 2

After posting my original illustration, it was recommended that I experiment with the presence of someone or something that the hand can rescue. I added some hair and bubbles, and now there is a damsel in distress. She'll be alright.

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Ride For Cancer

Ride For Cancer

This is an illustration for a postcard, which (if chosen) will be distributed to supporters of Tom Wolfe's Ride for Cancer. When creating this illustration, I kept in mind the wholesome nature of the event. Executed in Coloured Pencil, Ink, and Cardboard.

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Illustration Friday: Expired

Illustration Friday: Expired

Tuesday is the day I sit down, relax, and create my Illustration Friday work. Luckily enough, I didn't have my art kit, and resorted to a pen and some pencil crayons I had in my room. I knew from the beginning I wanted to portray "expired" as a dirty mouth. Keeping with my routine, I once again tried a new style. I drew a mouth, and roughly coloured it in with some wannabe stippling. This mouth has definitely expired!

Excellivision: My Photos

In an attempt to consolidate my blogs, I am going to start posting my photo's here. These pictures have been taken on 35mm film, in my Diana F+ camera.

Danielle + Toronto
Ground + Tree
Toronto Court + Busy People

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Self Promotion Postcard

Self Promotion

This is a self-promotion postcard I created. I really enjoy inventing the look of people that don't exist - and this promo features just that.

Illustration Friday: Subterranean

Illustration Friday: Subterranean

For this weeks Illustration Friday, I tried to put a different spin on the word "subterranean". When thinking of my illustration, I thought of the words "sub" and "terranean", and came up with a submarine with a patch of grass on the top.

Wednesday, March 17, 2010