Showing posts with label victorian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label victorian. Show all posts
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Emilie Spies Something...
I've been busy the past few weeks getting ready for the summer Society of Children's Book Writers Conference and then updating my website. This was a piece that I did for my portfolio, a companion to a piece I did a while back called Emilie and the Sea Serpent. It's an idea for a story that I have of a lonely Victorian girl who befriends a Sea Serpent. It's just a beginning for now...
Labels:
children's books,
Emilie,
sea serpent,
seaside,
victorian
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
IF-Whiskers
Here's an item that I pulled from my sketchbook that I thought would fit this week's Illustration Friday topic of whiskers. This is a subject I like to play with a lot for some reason; a Victorian era impresario type character, perhaps evil, perhaps not. I threw the sketch into photoshop and added some color to it, but eventually I'd like to explore this guy I bit more.
Labels:
children's books,
Illustration Friday,
mustache,
sideburns,
sketch,
victorian,
whiskers
Friday, February 03, 2012
Emilie at the window
This illustration is for the back of my next postcard, with the same little girl who's on the sea serpent on the front side. I like working in both color and black and white. I have to say that black and white has a special, magical feeling for me. I love old black and white photos and movies.
Labels:
children's books,
little girl,
seaside,
teddy bear,
victorian
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Sea Serpent
Well, I'm a little bit late, but here's my next postcard. Emilie and the Sea Serpent. I still have to do a black and white illustration for the back side of the card...
Labels:
children's books,
dragons,
sea serpent,
seaside,
victorian
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