Preview of a day.

It was recently brought to my attention that I have not been taking as many photos. I’m making effort to fix that problem. Here is a preview of a day, a very good day visiting very special friends.

A Storybook Christmas : The Only Thing Chloe Wanted

For this years Christmas production I was asked to illustrate a children’s book. Yes, you are correct, I was jazzed out of my mind. The story follows the wondering trails of a lonely dog named Chloe who only wanted one thing for Christmas … a family! Here are a couple of images to give you a taste. Also, for those coloring kids out there … click on the last image to download a coloring page based off of the happy ending of this book, that’s right … Chloe finds a family! Merry Christmas!

 

Easy, tiger.

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The works of Jenny Louie. Clever, childlike, complex, straightforward, perplexing, mind flexing, cute, sour … these are all words that come to my mind when I experience a drawing by Jenny. I see science, nature, exploration, frustration, and GRAND imagination in her art. Once upon a time we worked together at a print shop and I would regularly ask her to draw me something, anything, and she would do likewise. Many moons later, new jobs, different locations, but we still ask each other for drawings. Jenny recently launched her website jennylouie.com and I was honored when she asked me to draw a tiger for her “about” page. After many questions about who this tiger is (friendly, scary, moving, sleeping, waking, dreaming) he emerged …

A Sense Of Place

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A show flyer collaboration between ILAH and MLE.

Photos coming soon of the show opening “A Sense Of Place” by my dearest Ilah Rose Cookston that happened this weekend in Sacramento at the fantastic new location of Temple Coffee (my favorite northern CA coffee shop). All weary 5 travelers be advised, caffeine and culture will be a exit away in Sacramento for two glorious months.

Gen.Camp 2011

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Each summer the youth of TFH venture out to the woods for a week of nature and wild games. This years theme was Medieval. The request was for a camp graphic and crests for the 4 competing teams. The names of the teams are created by the staff and gleefully push the boarders of disgusting (especially when I had to do some image research for BOILS!). The graphic ended up being very much a video game to me, I must have been channeling my Super Mario Brothers with a Men In Tights twist. The crests were hand drawn, scanned, then redrawn in the computer using a Wacom tablet (their my favorite!).
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