Sketches for an illustration project relating to furthering awareness of human trafficking and modern day slavery.
New character oooooooo
and some color tests (I think I’ve settled on red.. but it may change.)
I really love gangsters and New York crime history, and Lucky Luciano is one of my favorite historical shady characters. (This only has a little bit to do with Boardwalk Empire, eheheh.)
I did this for his birthday, which we are still unsure about being on November 11th or November 24th. But, either way.
I would like to thank BE for the references on clothes, though.
Gouache, watercolor and ink.
The finished version of this sketch - something done using the words “sin”, “carnival” and “sport”.
Gouache, watercolor and ink. A “twisted fairy tale” take on The Little Mermaid.
Outer space is fun. :T
12x30, ink and watercolor. For the prompt “start here, go anywhere.”
Part of an illustration project focusing on creating something marketable.
Two of an eventual three (or possibly four) designs for candy cigarettes, using some faces that may be familiar to any old movie/film noir/gangster fans….
11x11, watercolor and ink.
A promotional piece done for my Children’s Books class, featuring A Girl and Her Robot.
My babiiiiies
From top to bottom (l to r) - Amelia, Henri (and a tiny Henri), Janice, Lia again, and Jesse.
Various character designs (some unused or since changed) for a 2-page gangster comic I’m doing for a class - Vic, Conrad (“the Canary”) and Magpie.
Since it won’t be in color (it’s all sepias), I suppose it’s fun to see ~what might have been~ here.
