Commencement

Graduation is over and I'm back in the wonderful (though rather wet) weather of New York. The commencement exhibition went well, and prints are still available. Above is a photo of the three-dimensional illustration elements which were a part of my display.

Commencement Exhibition

The Commencement Exhibition is up at MICA! Every graduating senior has work on the walls, and it is rather incredible, both in size and in scope. The work is sprinkled throughout the campus and is up until Monday at 5pm. Check it out from 11am-5pm until then. You'll find MICA illustration in the Fox building on the first and third floors.

Though some piece have already been sold, it is still possible to purchase prints of these pieces (for you to mat and frame as you see fit). If you are interested, please email me.

Oh. What's going on?

Lit from above using an LED flashlight- like the circus piece.

Sketch

Kids clothing final image

Here is the final image. I think the kids were the most fun to make, though cutting and gluing leaves on bushes is surprisingly relaxing- as long as you don't let the hot glue gun get too hot.

As this didn't need to be a rectangular format, I changed it as I liked the square composition better.

Sketches

All from medieval artwork.

More Sketches

And more medieval drawings.

Fun with a Wacom

Tracing "Treasure Island Endpapers", on the wacom, without looking at the screen.

This is now an art history guessing game, like pictionary, but not.