A great Teeny Tiny Trucks Review courtesy of Darshana Khiani.
Dragon Mascot
Here is the process of Dragon school Mascot made for a New York elementary school. Pencils to outline to Grayscale color fill.
Daily Sketch: Funny Face
I love long phone calls, it’s where I get the most sketches done….
GIrl and Her Dog
Every kid should grow up with a dog. Unless they’re allergic… then, best not.
Dreamwork’s Turbo!
Simon & Schuster contacted me last fall to see if I was interested in illustrating a couple of children’s books for Dreamwork’s newest film property, “Turbo”. What a great opportunity to work with 2 very big houses.
Not-So-Mad Scientist
Digital illustration of Einstein, the not-so mad scientist. Illustrated in Sketchbook Pro with a Wacom Cintiq by illustrator Keith Frawley.
Frankenstein, Wolfman and Igor.
Frank n’ Beans.
I love Halloween! Other holidays only get one mascot. Halloween is a playground of mascots and characters.
Shark Skiing
The CEO of a large northeastern manufacturer contacted me requesting a graphic of the mascot I had created for his company. This graphic was to be mounted to his boat; he left it up to me to think outside the box and give him something interesting and creative.
After a couple of rounds we able to lock in to the feel that he was looking for. See the various stages of development below.
Coloring & Activity Book
Nicolock Paving Stones, a hardscape manufacturer covering the northeast region, contacted me to create an activity book for dealers to distribute to children, allowing parents to focus on the product without interruption or distraction.
The success of this product was immediately reported back from the masonry sales department staff, who felt they were able to capture the parents attention long enough for them to make an informed decision about what products & specifications they required.
This success led to my next project…. temporary tattoos!
Scruffy The Ornery Gnome
Scruffy the Ornery Gnome came to life while doodling with my kids in the yard. We were imagining what kind of inhabitants resided in our back woods.
The fact that they still wanted to go play back there afterwards; just confirmed how awesome they are.
Illustration by Keith Frawley 