Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts

Monday, January 18, 2010

Banjo Croc

So I was just playing around with an animal playing an instrument. It's fun to brush up on my digital painting with something different every once in a while.

Animal and Instrument Illustration

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Orchid in Pencil

Here is the second flower drawing for April. I'm pretty happy with it so far. I might add in a little background branch, but I'm not sure yet. If she doesn't want it then I'll just consider the drawing complete so I can move on to my next portrait project.

nearly finished:
Orchid in Pencil 1

final drawing:
Orchid in Pencil 2

Friday, March 20, 2009

Orchid Drawing For April - Colored Pencil

I've been working on this colored pencil drawing for April. She needed some art for her website, so I have been drawing orchids this week. I really like how this one turned out. My next one is already started, it is a pencil drawing. We are creating flowers in different mediums so customers know what exactly we can do for them. April is also working on an acrylic painting.

Photos:

orchid colored pencil 1

orchid colored pencil 2

orchid colored pencil 4

orchid colored pencil 3

orchid colored pencil 5

orchid colored pencil 6

orchid colored pencil 7

orchid colored pencil 8

Monday, December 22, 2008

E is for Elvis

E is for Elvis
This is a book I illustrated called "E is for Elvis". Each page has a different letter of the alphabet with a unique fact about Elvis. And even better each letter has it's own unique illustration! I did a lot of caricaturing for this book and it was a long process. It was very hard sometimes to capture the ideas of Elvis, while still being respectable. It was so fun to illustrate this book. I was honored that a few times the authors would even change the writing to fit an idea I had for an illustration. All of the artwork for this book was done digitally.

There are three authors, Lisa Rand, Jenny Ivey, and Calvin Dickinson, all of whom I greatly appreciate having the opportunity to work with. They had previously published another book called Tennessee Tales, but this was their first book working with an illustrator.

If you would like an autographed "E is for Elvis" book or have questions please email me at ronwireman@live.com.

Also you can order the book from me at half.com