Splat on the Road in the Next Illustration for The Pumpkin and the Mouse Jinn
Guess where the pumpkin lands on his final wish. Poor pumpkin. Here’s one of the final illustrations for The Pumpkin and the Mouse Jinn. Only one more illustration to go for the final page. It’s the one I’ve been most excited to create with the mouse and a pumpkin pie. Yes you’ll get to see it soon! You’ll also see the book cover soon!
Fluid Self Portrait
This is actually a self portrait. It shows how fluid I am. If you look at the careers I’ve had and the the things I’ve done, it makes complete and total sense.
The Pumpkin Pops His Top in the Next Illustration for The Pumpkin and the Mouse Jinn
Here’s where the pumpkin ends up after his second wish in The Pumpkin and the Mouse Jinn. Yes, that means the illustrations for the third scene are complete. You only get to see one. There are three more illustrations to go. I’m still on target to finish the book in time to publish mid July!
Blast from the Past Headshot
I did a bunch of these in my late teens. I’ve always wanted to start them back up again. They are very 80s, which of course is when I did them.
Chihuahua from Hell
I submitted this drawing right before I went back to school. I submitted it for a job, but, sadly, I didn’t get the work. More inspiration to start Graphic Design school.
New Scene Illustration for The Pumpkin and the Mouse Jinn
Very excited to have finished the illustrations for the second scene in The Pumpkin and the Mouse Jinn. It’s a children’s book that I started 3 years ago when I was still attending graphic design school. This is an illustration for the new book. I had originally done the book in digital watercolors. I love these flat vector images even more. Here, the pumpkin finds himself in a dark truck, on the way to market after his first wish. The tricky mouse jinn is ready to grant his next wish. This book will be for sale sometime mid September.
Car Wash Illustration from 52 Weeks of Victorious Aging
Here’s another illustrations I did for Dr. Martha’s 52 Weeks of Victorious Aging: Tips to Ensure a Happy and Healthy Year at Any Age by Dr. Martha Lucas. This one was A LOT of fun to do, especially the bubbles for some odd reason. Here’s a little more about the book. “You Can Start This on Any Day or Week in the Year. There are no dates in this book. Most of us don’t need another complicated thing to do each day, let alone try to remember to read every day. Once a week is perfect! You choose. Set an alarm or reminder to start the week, read a tip midweek, or end your week on a high note with a weekly tip.”
Death of Medusa
This is another school project for deconstruction. This is of Medusa who looks at herself in the mirror. I love geometric patterns, so this seemed appropriate for the assignment.
