This sweet guy has a bunny! Awww….

This sweet guy has a bunny! Awww….

I recently created this poster for Jimmy Joza, a Children’s Magician in Elmhurst, NY.

Here’s a girl walking to school. Have I mentioned I like drawing backpacks?
The side view gave me a chance to do this fun three-tiered bun hairstyle, a bun mohawk.

Okay, so I really liked this one. I wanted this kid to be a little bit punk, or at least rock ‘n roll. I initially had them with brightly dyed hair, but the client nixed that in favor of blue nail polish instead, which was also cool. I kind of wanted to do a skull print since it’s a little edgy, but for a kid’s market we didn’t want to push it too far. Like, not pushing it at all really. However, if this kid is supposed to be Hispanic/Latine, a Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) skull print would be perfectly appropriate. Plus, then I got the excuse to draw a Día de Muertos skull, which I think is super fun, but I don’t generally get a chance to draw since it’s not my culture.
Anyway, I think it came out really well.

Here’s a skateboarder with a groovy board. I think the pattern on the shoes is distracting, but the client liked it.

She’s picking out a pumpkin.

This kid’s heading off to the beach or pool.

Is this our first one with fun, brightly dyed hair? It might be. It was fun to figure out what technique to use to show the dyed hair.

Here we have a soccer girl. This pose is showing a lot more movement than most of the poses we’ve seen so far.

Here’s a chubby little boy holding out a birthday present. The client asked me to put a pattern on his little vest, but I didn’t like how that was looking. So, I added a dino in his pocket instead. The client agreed that they liked that better.
