He's a tramp, v 2.0.

First portrait done in Illustrator. It's a beast of a program, but it's been an interesting learning experience. Overall, I feel so-so about the outcome.

Maybe I'm biased. I feel as though I just couldn't do the great Chaplin any justice.

He's a tramp.

Sketch for our third project in computer illustration. Of course I couldn't pass up the opportunity to do Chaplin as his Little Tramp. <3

It'll be fully rendered in Adobe Illustrator. A program which I have a very heated love/hate relationship with.

puddles and Planet Hollywood...

...Made for a memorable afternoon. :) So much so, it became the subject for my first illustration project.

Rendered in watercolor on illustration board, with some details added in brown India ink and gouche; all on top of a pencil sketch.

The scan came out terrible, but it's the best I can do.

soggy little lovers.

Grey skies and waterlogged boots won't us back. :)

Illustration II assignment #1.

In a village among the hills...

Presenting the first page of the book. There are a select few alterations to make, including changing the color of the sky, but this is 95% done and done.

There are many, many more left to do, there are seven that are in the final stages so far, out of a book of approximately 32 pages. It's the most ambitious project I've been a part of, but I am confident that this is going to guarantee me a promising career as an illustrator.

Medium: Adobe CS3

I can never write down what I mean.

Charlot

He's a traveling tramp. He sings songs and tells tall tales about his faraway home in Co. Kerry, Ireland.
He loves to laugh.