Nearing the finish line now! I just have a few more shadows and highlights to add or alter before sending this off. The chrome on the car was the biggest challenge. My painting experience has sure come in handy when working on this stuff! I’ve played with a different method of adding highlights and shadows in Photoshop this time around, too. Fun stuff…
As I work on this new portfolio site, you can check out my student site if you’d like to see samples of my work. There are samples of my print & web design and illustrations.
Here’s the next step on my newest Baltimore Hon greeting card illustration for Baltimore Research. These are just basic colors…next I will go in and work on light and shadow…that’s the fun part! I like to start off with a sort of small palette and then build up from there so that the final result is pretty unified.
I’m pretty happy with this one so far!! Soon I’ll have to post the older ones…and a bunch of other stuff so that I can get the portfolio portion of this site moving.
Here’s the next step toward the finished Fourth of July illustration!
I neglected to mention before that the client loves the Baltimore Hon theme. This is the sixth in a series of greeting card illustrations in this theme.
For those not in the know: Baltimore Hons are legendary creatures who sport beehive hairdos, cat-eye glasses and bright, tacky clothing, and will call anyone and everyone “Hon” (hence the name.) If you still don’t know what I’m talking about…well…check out this site, and good luck to you!
Here’s my progress on my current project, a Fourth of July greeting card illustration for Baltimore Research. It’s a timely concept! I had fun looking up old cars for this…it’s not really any one model or another, I’ll admit. I’ll post the finished piece later!
I’m using Alias Sketchbook Pro for the drawing and inking, by the way…I’ll color it in Photoshop.
Hi there! Welcome to my new portfolio site. There’s not much here at the moment, but it’s soon to become populated with samples of my graphic design and illustration work. I’ve been working hard to figure out Wordpress so that I can easily maintain my online portfolio…so far, so good!
I’d like to express all of my thanks to the incomparable John Bintz (coswellproductions.com), who inspired me to start using WordPress in the first place and has given me plenty of guidance along the way.
Final note: I created this theme based on Wordpress’s default Kubrick theme, and I’ll continue to tweak it and make it more my own as my skills develop.
Thanks for stopping by!
- Meredith