A New Program Opens

Campaign Materials

Here is a brochure, front and back for a School Board campaign. Flyers and other materials were also created.

Final Design

Decal

Possible Final T-Shirt Design

More T-Shirt Designs

T-Shirt Ideas

Photo Restoration

Here is an example of a photo restoration before and after. I was given the original version and a blurry death notice and returned to the client my version of a restoration. I think the difference is extreme.

Photo Restoration-Before and After

Revised Cover Design

Book Cover Revisions

Here are two versions using the photo of May Munson as a 17 year old. I had inadvertently used the photo of May as a 30 year old in the first batch of cover ideas.

Wolf Artwork Continued

Book Cover Ideas

This is the start of a series of book dust jackets for a book I am working on. It is based on the letters of a seventeen year old girl who was lucky enough to go out to Chicago for the 1893 World's Fair-Columbian Exposition and work for a gentleman who was designing small portable typewriters.

Here are a Couple More...

Wolf Heads

Here is new artwork, specifically designed for a friend who is a professional leatherworker. More to come...

Collateral Folders

These are samples of collateral folders for the hospital that were distributed with packets of information to the patients.

Head and Spine

Breast Cancer Treatment

This piece was done for a patient education video on cancer treatment options.

Prostate Artwork

This piece was done for a patient education video on cancer treatment.

CD Cover Art-A Local Band

Respiratory Conference Brochure

New Color Scheme for Flynn

Fynn II

Here's an idea which includes part of Flynn's family crest, which I've redesigned for him. "Transfixus sed non mortuus" means pierced through, but not dead. Pretty cool for a family crest.

Artwork for Flynn

Here are samples of artwork for a new client, Flynn. His taste is very particular, so more samples will be posted as they are developed!

Pulmonary Conference Covers

I look forward to working on this job every year. My client gives me a chance to experiement with color, style, imagery and more importantly, the client appreciates the creativity involved with his project.

The Finale

Finally the door panels were printed and installed (by me!) and now life can return to normal. The client was thrilled to see his vision come to fruition, and I was thrilled to see the job end on a happy note!

Barn Owl

I'm still trying to work the kinks out of the artwork for the bathroom doors. The client is having a hard time deciding on the background color, even though we have been working together with the Pantone color swatch system from the beginning. This barn owl is painted with watercolor, my old favorite. The Clinical Update cover depicts the diabetic juggling act.

Rejected Artwork

These are all the pieces that were rejected before the panel below was accepted. I prefer some of the other artwork, but it is up to me to provide the client with what they want.

Bathroom Doors

I've been working on artwork for two bathroom doors for a restaurant in town. The gentleman has gone through many transformations to get to this point. I'll post them when I get the time. The woman was artwork that was already a logo, I just had to redraw it, and tweak it to the client's specifications. They will be printed using 3M's scotchprint process, it will be like putting a huge sticker on the door.

Done!

I'm done, I just don't think there's anything else I can do for this image.

Day 14

Day Twelve-The Progress Continues!

Day Five of Lenny's Photo

Well here's a full week's worth of work, and I feel like I've barely made a dent in this project as I review the work I've done. It seems to be coming along, but at a much slower pace than expected. I'm still happy with the outcome each day, and when it's finished, I think it will be a successful piece.

Day Three

A New and Exciting Project

I have been given an old and extremely well loved photo to restore. This project is going to be exciting and definately a challenge once you take a look at it. From what I understand, the boy in the photo grew up to take over his grandfather's garage and turn it into one of the area's finest towing companies. Lenny loved his grandfather very much, and he and his grandfather got to spend a lot of fun time together in grandfather's old trucks. Those memories are precious, and I'm very honored to work on this photo. I hope I can do it the justice it deserves.

Butterfly Triptych

Watercolor and pencil. I don't think the scanning process was able to capture the detail and subtlety of the background.

Vertebrae

These two drawings are pen and ink stippling on film of a vertebrae.

4x6" Pacific Parrotlet

This piece is "small format art" and I'll put it up on ebay this weekend. It was painted with watercolor and guache on pastel paper and mounted to illustration board. This was at a time when I was painting frequently and it shows in the brush control. I'd like to get that kind of control back, let's see what happens with this new found art form.