Below is the homepage for the the Peanut Corporation of America that has been busy shipping salmonella contaminated peanut butter out to kids around the country. First thing I learned, this stuff has nothing to do with the tasty pink fish abundant here in the Pacific Northwest. That would be Salmon Peanut Butter. Which doesn’t harm you [...]
Archive for January, 2009
Peanuts.
Posted in off topic, tagged Peanut Butter, Salmonella on January 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Digital Painting
Posted in Digital painting, Paintings, Photoshop Painting, tagged photoshop on January 19, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Recently I have received quite a few emails asking about how I use Photoshop in my work. A few people expressed great surprise that my work is digital. I’ve heard that before. Over the past few weeks I have had a few people asking specifically about my techniques.
I sent a quick list of things I [...]
Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles
Posted in Digital painting, Illustration Techniques, Paintings, Photoshop Painting, Tricycle Press, character design, childrens books, illustration, informational, picture books, tagged illustration, photoshop, picture book, Tricycle Press on January 18, 2009 | 4 Comments »
One of the spreads from a book I recently finished illustrating (The Book that Eats People, John Perry – Tricycle Press) has been included in the SILA (Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles) Illustration West 47 show. (I think that’s the right title!)
That image will be on the SILA Illustration West website when the show [...]
Oregon – green and wet. Like a slug?
Posted in Digital painting, Photoshop Painting, character design, picture books, quick sketch, tagged Digital painting, illustration, Oregon, photoshop, photoshop illustration, Photoshop Painting on January 9, 2009 | 2 Comments »
This is an in progress painting for a project I will talk more about soon. It started off as a doodle, and I casually started painting it just for fun. But this project slowly developed and the painting seems to fit it perfectly. Painted in Photoshop from a quick sketch.


