I'm still trying to dig out from under a mountain of work, so here's just a couple brief notes of interest: Play Election Lingo! If you are planning to watch the Vice Presidential debate tonight, have a little fun with this bingo-like game from illustrator Bob Staake. There's also a Presidential version for when the next debate rolls around. FallCon is this...
Sorry for the lag in blog posts. Besides a busy freelance schedule I took a four-day trip to Missouri for "Toonfest", and now I'm on my fourth straight day of being knocked flat by a bad flu bug. I can't remember being this sick in quite a while. Yesterday my temp boiled up to 103 at which point I started...
Thanks to everyone who posted comments about Twitter. They were very helpful. I've been playing around with Twitter a bit more and I'm really starting to like it. If you use Twitter you can follow me at http://www.twitter.com/cedricstudio. I want to give a hearty "Congrats!" to two friends of mine, both fellow Minneapolis artists. Sherwin Schwartzrock recently submitted several of samples...
Lately I've been blessed with gobs of freelance work, but one of the downsides is that I'm so busy cranking out work for clients that my sketchbook has been gathering dust. Not a good thing. A sketchbook is an important part of any artist's development, no matter how busy or successful he/she gets. The sketchbook is the one place where you can...
I wanted to take a minute to plug a fellow Twin Cities illustrator, Pete Krause. He's been doing concept art, storyboards, and comic books for years and his work is excellent. His website just got a face lift, and it looks very nice. Take a peek: www.peterkrauseillustration.com [EDIT: Broken link has been fixed.] My own website is badly in need of a...
As I mentioned a couple of posts back, one of my clients specializes in themed birthday cakes. They decided they'd like to manufacture little plastic trees to use on some of the cakes, and asked me to draw one up. Here's the concept sketches and final turnarounds I submitted. The tree could only be so tall and so wide. The grey...
