Stellaluuuuuna

Illustration assignment to redraw a children's book cover and two page spread. I chose Stellaluna, one of my childhood favorites. :)
This is the spread.

le panda.

Panda!

Part of the final project for computer illustration. There will be more cute and furry animals to come. My aim is for Scholastic.

bird stole my sandwich.

A couple character images done for Computer Illustration.

The background was rushed, I was really sick and had to get them done in time.

But I like the way the personalities emerged.

Ice and Fire

Line work for my second Illustration II project. The theme is "fire and ice," but I won't explain it just yet. There is going to be a detailed background, and this isn't the dimensions of the actual piece.

Some issues with the dog, but I like the fact that he/she doesn't look exactly like a husky or anything. It's a little ambiguous.

Adobe Photoshop CS3

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.