A quick photo shop sketch while looking at a magazine ad done as a warm-up today. I kind of like it... I've been trying to experiment with the idea of using as little info as possible to capture the picture.
Originally this was a storyboard frame that I did for a client a few weeks back that I really wanted to turn into a final piece. I did this all as vector art like my last few posts. It is an approach that has been interesting me lately.
This is a section of a poster I created for Juggernaut Pictures, an upstart production company in LA that I have been working with quite a bit this year in various capacities. I had to crop the image to hide the title of the movie for now-- but hopefully I will be able to post more about this project soon.
Finished this up a few weeks back for a really fun group at Colangelo in Darien, CT. The Screaming Machine is an animated ride that Trojan will be traveling with around the country. The Art Director designed the architecture and I was responsible for the main visual and banners.
No rhyme nor reason to this...just following the advice of a friend that I should draw at times and not be concerned with the quality of the result, and not care whether I fail or succeed.
This is a small section of a larger poster I am working on in between jobs. So far this is the only part of it that I feel is working. Just haven't been able to bring the rest together. I've been struggling with the fine line between being expressive and just making a big mess!
I am a freelance artist with over 10 years of professional experience in illustration, animation, and design. Some of my clients include: National Geographic Magazine, McDonald's, Microsoft, The New York Stock Exchange, CNN, and Target.