On a great big sea
This graphite drawing was done then colored digitally and designed specifically to be applied to an array of different products, as such the color range had to be as minimal as possible.
Part one of several spot illustrations done for a story about a long and lonesome, but never lonely road trip, starting in the Golden State of California. Done entirely in vector.
The next stop in the series of spot illustrations was arid New Mexico. The challenge was to make the illustrations feel as different as the states are from each other while still keeping the illustrations cohesive. Done in vector.
The final stop on this road trip was good old Louisianna, famous for its jazz, vibrancy and food. However, I didn't want to break from the feeling of solitariness I'd set up in the previous spot illustrations, so I decided to hint a the state's illustrious food culture with a shrimping boat, instrea of a vibrant Bourbon Street scene. Done in vector.
This vector illustration was for a band-t concept utilizing the artist Frank Turner's lyrics.
I forget where I first heard the term, but I related to it on a spiritual level which is where this image came from.
This series of images started off as sketches before I realized what a demand there was for the images. After that lovely epiphany, I set about vectorizing them so they could be easily transfered to a myriad of different products.
The second in an ongoing series of illustrations to be used on anything really. Inspired by cold spring mornings at the beach in my home town of Santa Cruz.
When someone asks you to do the invites for their pizza and lingerie themed bridal shower, you JUMP on that opportunity! Check out the design section to see how the cards turned out
Being approached to do a pizza and lingerie themed party means a pizza and panty themed pattern, which was a dream I didn't know I had, until the opportunity arose.
Because who really needs more lemonade, when there are so many haters in the world? This was a digital painting with vectorized hand type.
My now sister in law initially wanted caricatures....
Thankfully she was VERY amenable to persuasion. This illustration was the front of their save the dates. Which you can see in my design section, go on have a look! I'll be here when you get back