Well, it's about time I had one! Follow the link
Saturday, July 7, 2018
Sunday, April 8, 2018
BLAZE!
This is my second Blaze Little Golden Book. At first, I was worried I wouldn't enjoy illustrating vehicles, but I eventually fell in love with this character and the "monster machine" world. It probably helps that my son loves Blaze, too! (Click on images to enlarge.)
Books. Lots of books.
I finally tried to count the other day. I think I can honestly say that there are at least 32 books that I have illustrated since 2000, when I began. Many are already out of print, but I keep a little stash of them in my sideboard. Here are some covers I grabbed for a presentation I gave to some students recently. Totally crazy. I feel blessed....old....but blessed.
Wednesday, March 21, 2018
Friday, June 16, 2017
Monday, June 5, 2017
Princess Leia
This Little Golden Book is titled, "I Am a Princess." I illustrated this before Carrie Fisher's tragic passing. This was a huge honor.
Albert
I'm super proud of this Big Golden Book called "Albert." It is based on a Nickelodeon Movie with the same name. I had to speed this along while the movie was being made, which was tricky. I think I got the color all wrong on his ornaments, but what a fun little guy!
Blaze
Here is a spread from the new Little Golden Book with Blaze and the Monster Machines! (My son approves of this book.)
Paw Patrol
Most of my Paw Patrol Work is not worth posting, though these little
guys have been keeping me busy of late! Most of my work is 2-D, drawings that
never go past the grayscale stage. The CG masters take it from there.
This is the design for a Spring DVD.
Sunday, March 6, 2016
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
The Doc Is In...
I was asked to create a Doc McStuffins Golden Book. The style was set by previous books, but still, what a privilege and so much fun!
DVDs
These are some of the DVD covers done over the past year or two. The Kah-Rah-Tay pose answers the question of how one can make Spongebob have angry eyes, but no frown. Cheaty cheaty...
Distortions Can Occur
The final print is never quite the same as the original. Characters and layouts get blown up to maximize the space. Here is the spread on pages 4-5 as it looked B.E. (Before edit.)
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
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