
Inktober #15
I’m sure he deserved it.

Inktober #15
I’m sure he deserved it.

Inktober #7
So… I was trying zombies again. This time I was going for cute. Not sure if zombies can actually be cute. But the girl does look happy, at least.

Inktober #6.
I think maybe this ghost isn’t quite as scary as it thinks it is.
I put up a new coloring page in my Freebies section. I pulled all the colors and shading out of that monkey I made for Katie earlier this year and put that up as a coloring sheet. I think it turned out pretty good. Click to open the full-sized PDF.
Legal Stuff: You are free to print out and photocopy this image for use as coloring pages at home or in a classroom. It is not available for any other use without my express, written consent. Please do not modify the file, post it online, or remove or modify my copyright notice. Thank you. 🙂
Here’s more of a finished color version. Okay, I’m done playing with this one. On to something else…

So, I received my copy of the SCBWI Bulletin in the mail yesterday and I found out which of my images they picked to publish. Turns out it’s Boy Reading, an image I sent them in May of 2012. Yay! So, when they say they hang onto artwork to use later, they really aren’t kidding! 

Here’s a work in progress for a personal project I’m working on. My daughter wanted a poster of a monkey swinging by its tail from a tree with a banana. I’ve just about got the monkey done, next to tackle the scenery. I’m working in Illustrator because I’m not sure how big she’s going to want me to print it. Vector graphics are infinitely scaleable, unlike raster art. 
And I’m done!
Here’s the last page of my current picture book project. This is the “The End” page.

On a related note, I am accepting commissions again. Please contact me for more information.
The latest spread from my current picture book commission. I hope I made the white turkey look suitably soft and fluffy. 🙂
I only have one more image to go. This has been such a fun project to work on!
