Showing posts with label work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label work. Show all posts
1.18.2011
FACES OF THE SIXTIES: PART TWO
I posted a few new illustrations a couple of weeks ago that are a part of my "Faces of the Sixties" series. These are a couple more iconic faces of rock and roll.
12.28.2010
FACES OF THE SIXTIES: PART ONE
One item on a long list of new year's to-dos ("resolutions" don't seem to ever get resolved, so perhaps "to-dos" will get done...) is to work on putting together a new professional portfolio. My current one is, well, not up to my current standards.
I designed it when I knew very little about graphics and thought that I would be going into a more architectural profession. I'd like to think that my skills have grown while working as a graphic designer for the past year and a half. Not only that, but I would like to focus my portfolio on my graphic designs and illustrations, rather than architecture and school projects.
So, first up on my New Year's To Do List:
EDIE SEDGWICK

TWIGGY

Pen and ink illustrations, digitally colored.
I designed it when I knew very little about graphics and thought that I would be going into a more architectural profession. I'd like to think that my skills have grown while working as a graphic designer for the past year and a half. Not only that, but I would like to focus my portfolio on my graphic designs and illustrations, rather than architecture and school projects.
So, first up on my New Year's To Do List:
- Create a new professional portfolio.
EDIE SEDGWICK

TWIGGY

Pen and ink illustrations, digitally colored.
9.23.2008
My New Toy!
I was under the assumption that all scanners were alike. Boy, was I wrong! I was using Cody’s HP all in one and my scans appeared to be fluorescent. So I decided that it was time for me to invest in a new scanner. Since I was in the market for an Epson printer, I went with their all-in-one. I absolutely love it and can’t wait to share the beautiful images that it produces!
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