This wedding will take place at The Newagen Seaside Inn in Maine. The bride and groom asked that I include their Golden Retriever, Bodhi, in the picture. Watercolor pencils and colored pencils. Digital type.
Here again is a wedding map, this time just black and white. This is the first map I have completed that was so local as to include streets. Micron pens.
This client asked if I could do a Save the Date illustration using her and her fiancee's favorite painting "Boy and Girl Gazing at the Moon" by Norman Rockwell, but replacing the dog in the painting with their own dog, Quigley. I was happy to oblige.
This painting was commissioned for a wedding that took place last weekend in Key Largo. It was based on vintage travel poster art, and was tailored right down to the bride's dress. This was the actual wedding site, and the moon really was full that night.
I just completed this Save the Date map for an October wedding. Sandy Hook is at the northeasternmost corner of New Jersey, and the wedding site overlooks New York City. A lovely place to get married.
I'm closing in on the end of the alphabet. This May will mark two years since I began this project. Here is a stained glass "T"...a little early Spring.
This will forever be my Super Bowl (XLII) "S" as I worked on most of it during the now historic game. I'm not much of a football fan, but living so close to New York, the excitement was quite contagious. Honeycombs and grayed pastels.
This is my first time participating in Illustration Friday in 8 months, and my first original illustration for the challenge in 10 months. It feels good to be back! I had a lot of fun drawing this last night with Microns, Sharpies, Prismacolors, etc.
Wow, it's been over four months since I posted a darn thing. I don't have a lot of time for blogging (posting or commenting) these days. But I felt like posting something. In keeping with the "lettering" part of this blog, here is a monogram I recently designed for a couple who just got married.
Hello out there...I know I have not been around much in awhile, but I'm still making art when I can. The letter "L" marks the halfway point in completing my alphabet. Only 13 more letters to go!
An unfinished watercolor...actually, I kind of liked how the white space looked, so I doubt I'll finish painting this one. This is part of the Wilmington campus of the University of Delaware. The land was originally part of many DuPont family owned farms.
I'm not sure which one of these people is going to snap first, but it looks like they're both close to losing it. An oldie for a book project. Adobe Illustrator.
I hope it's not too much of a stretch to double another letter posting with this week's Illustration Friday challenge, "I Spy." This pattern is based on traditional American quilt blocks.
H is for....hello everyone. Sorry for the lack of posts. I didn't realize nearly a month has passed. Here is the latest letter in my alphabet. An "I" is in the works - check very soon for that.
Here is something I did for a book project...This young lady is learning the power of communication through the written word - something that seems to be falling by the wayside in the age of email.