Ok, today’s illustration is a super quick one as I’m rushing out the door to get down to the sunny, seaside village of Robe for the wedding of our good friends Kate and Ryan! Tomorrow’s image will be done from Robe and I imagine it will have a beachy theme 🙂
I’m sure we all remember playing dress-ups as a kid. Running around the house and yard pretending you were Superman or spiderman.. hell, sometimes you didn’t even need a costume, just your over-active imagination. It kinda sucks we lose some of that as we grow into “responsible” adults.
Well, here it is, #50 in the One a Day saga! I was aiming for something quite grand but yeah… work and stuff got in the way so all you get is this #50 drawn on some lovely crumpled up paper.
Known to many simply as T.J., Thomas James Barnum was arguably the greatest player to grace the court in the MGBA (Monsters & Ghouls Basketball Association). Unstoppable in offence and equally at home under the boards in defence, T.J. equalled legend Milf Chamberslain’s 50-point average score per game in his last season. T.J. now lives with his wife Marcia and their three children in a New Orléans swamp system and manages his clothing company T.J. Sportswear.
Today’s image is a request from my good friend Bianca “The Marathon Runner” Gillin. She asked for some hairy font action and this is what she gets!
Ok, Unlock Me was yesterday, now HELP today… the psychologists among you may be reading something into this Creative Panic thing by now but I assure you, I only wrote help cos I like the way I do the E and P and KELP just didn’t cut it 🙂
Today’s illustration is nothing more than my desire to draw a crapload of vintage keys. Vintage keys of course need a vintage lock and there you have it… enjoy!
I loved building blocks as a kid. My siblings and I would have competitions to see who could build their column the highest and naturally it would end in tears with one of us going their best Godzilla impersonation and knocking it all down!
I love my Yashica 635, the vintage medium format 120 film camera I rock with when I get the chance. There is something about the permanency of film that I love. I shoot digital on commercial jobs, but for personal work I prefer film most of the time. Check out my Flickr stream to see some shots off the Yashica.
Hi to all the visitors from FRESHLY PRESSED! This illustration is #44 in my One Illustration a Day project. I am up to #56 today and you can check out all the illustration to date here
Sleight of hand, also known as prestidigitation (“quick fingers”) or legerdemain, is the set of techniques used by a magician (or card sharp) to manipulate objects such as cards and coins secretly. Sleight-of-hand techniques can also be used to cheat in gambling games, in street con games such as the three-shell game, or three-card monte to steal, or, sometimes, to claim supernatural powers, as in the performances of some 19th- and early 20th-century spirit mediums. ~ Wikipedia.
I’ve had this phrase rattling around in my head for a while as Pearl Jam and Radiohead have both used it in song lyrics and I thought it would be a cool thing to illustrate. So, here it is!
The Creative Panic 