Showing posts with label vector. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vector. Show all posts

Friday, February 2, 2018

Groundhog Day 2018!

Happy Groundhog Day!

What's Worse Than 6 More Weeks of Winter?

This is a little departure from my usual Kidlit and Kid's education work. Normally I don't go political with my yearly Groundhog Day illustration, but this time around it couldn't be helped.



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And here's an alternate version:


Thanks for looking and sharing- I appreciate it!

There are MANY more Groundhog Day illustrations on this blog.

I have a collection of my favorite Groundhog Day illustrations on Behance.

Wednesday, November 8, 2017

Challenges of a Disorganized Student

Engaging Minds is a learning and tutoring center in Massachusetts that helps students to enhance their academic engagement, and strengthen executive function and learning skills.

Dan Levine, President and Founder, was in need of visuals to help convey certain types of students and their challenges in his presentation to parents, and he called on me to create them.


The first student (below) is physically and mentally disorganized.


The second student is stressed out and has trouble concentrating.


The third student has poor planning and time management skills.


Attributes of student 1 include:


  • Disorganized
    • Physical disorganization
      • Messy backpack, messy binders, messy locker, messy bedroom 
      • Consequently, s/he can’t find their homework, the book they’re reading for class, or their assignment book. 
    • Mental disorganization
      • Can’t get ideas out of their head and onto paper, doesn’t know how to take notes, doesn’t effectively prepare for exams, can’t follow multi-step directions.



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I'll post the other 2 kids another time.

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Character: 3-eyed Purple Jumping Monster

Adobe Illustrator CS5 has some great new tools and I thought I'd try them out with this monster dude. While this guy's body looks painted, all of the color is actually vector! If you know the difference between vector and raster art, you'll realize just how cool this really is. To watch a tutorial on 5 of the new features, click here.

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I’ve been doing a lot of character development lately and from time to time I show off new characters on my blog. Sometimes they’re black and white and sketchy and other times full color and finished. If you want to see more from this series, just click this “characters” tag. You can also see a collection of characters in my Behance portfolio or on my website.