
My turkey!
He made it threw thanksgiving… Just posting late.
I like to paint things relating to holidays. During holidays.
Goodness, I feel like I’m in third grade.

My turkey!
He made it threw thanksgiving… Just posting late.
I like to paint things relating to holidays. During holidays.
Goodness, I feel like I’m in third grade.


A Freelance job I did recently, for a fan of turtles.



This is the completed project
A pack of about 30 cards altogether ready to be sent out.
Illustration Process

Above is the original sketch
Below A Digital Color study
In the painting, a skeleton couple is playing a song on Halloween night.
The swirl hill in the background is homage to The Nightmare before Christmas. Liz did ask that I put something in the painting in relation to the movie. Although the groom skeleton is in a tux, I didn’t want to paint the bride in a wedding dress. So, I went with a peach and orange dress with stitches. A scarf and bow I added as a lucky “something blue”. (From the traditional wedding rhyme). A black rose bouquet was the last detail to the finished painting. Liz had the original art framed to give as a wedding gift.
Freelance work for Client.
Design for children’s play cards.
Done in Gouache acrylic.
These are Child information cards. ( I say they are business cards for kids ) Apparently this is a recent but popular trend for young mothers.
I got to see snow on my summer vacation.
A bunch of totem poles.


I realized, I never wrote about my Paintings of Peter Rabbit. Here are my layout designs of the images paired with text. They were lay ed out in my portfolio like this. I decided on a simple layout style with text on one side and the image on the other.Then I did spot illustrations for the text pages. (I'm not really sure why, but I originally wanted them to be black and white.) I placed them either under or above the text. Finally I painted the borders for the text pages.
"The Race" Piece I did last fall will be in my portfolio for sure. It will be a double page spread. My Portfolio book advisers allowed me to split the picture so "no ones head gets chopped off".
