As I mentioned in yesterday's post, I recently illustrated the new book Chasing Skinny Rabbits by John Trent. Here's a few of the final illustrations for the book. Each illustration required a different rabbit character, but they let me use the original rabbit design to add some humor to a chapter on marriage: Chasing Skinny Rabbits can be purchased here....
A few months ago I was hired to do some spot illustrations for a new book for the Christian market entitled Chasing Skinny Rabbits, written by John Trent and published by Thomas Nelson. The concept is that, like a hunting dog chasing a scrawny rabbit, there are "skinny rabbits" in life that can lead Christians away from obeying God, until...
Happy New Year to one and all! Here's one reason I've been looking forward to 2008...
Today is the last day of 2007. New Year's is always an occasion for looking back to reflect and then looking forward to the coming year. So I thought this would be a good time for me to pause and evaluate my blog. I saw a big jump in readership this year, and it's been a fun challenge for me to...
One of the gifts I received this Christmas was a two-disc special edition DVD of Citizen Kane. Many movie buffs consider it to be one of the greatest films, if not the greatest film, ever made, so about two years ago my wife and I decided to rent it and educate ourselves (actually, I really wanted to see the movie...
One of the wonderful things about drawing is that it allows you to create the illusion of a three-dimensional space on a flat, two-dimensonal piece of paper. But pulling this off is not as easy as it looks. It is not uncommon for artists to struggle when attempting to create a convincing sense of depth (or "perspective") in a drawing....
