Decided to start an illustrated series of monsters of various sorts around the city and county of Los Angeles. This is the first one I worked on today.
When I was in 2nd grade, they had a career day. One of the kids at my school came dressed as a Tiger. I'm pretty sure I dressed as an architect, and given that I didn't become one I can't really make fun of the kid for not becoming a tiger.
Was walking around earlier today and this image popped in my head, so I decided to illustrate it.
The other day I had a vision of an astronaut standing on a pizza, I don't know why... I just did. So I illustrated it.
Last week I got a message from TBWA\Chiat\Day NY President Rob Schwartz asking a favor, and when Rob Schwartz asks you for a favor it doesn't matter how busy you are... you do it. Despite it being our final week of our initial submission period for The Side Show, I told him yes.
He needed a black and white illustration of two German Shepherds wearing sun glasses in homage to Biden's dog Champ. They needed something for their social channels and I was happy to oblige. Below is the end result.
I honestly had no intention of doing any more illustrations until my super secret project and freelance were done, but this weekend inspiration struck while while I was spending time with my girlfriend and her friend (who happened to be eating an ice cream bar).
Finished up a 2 week freelance gig on Friday so I doodled a little last night and this morning now that I have some free time again.
Another random experiment with motion graphics I made over the past two days. Learned a lot about trim paths with this one.
Late last night I had the urge to try and make a higher-end illustration of the Flintstones house. Here are the results.
Wanted to play around with some more motion graphics, so I illustrated a quick mountain scene and made this.
Latest in my Los Angeles illustration series, The Petersen Automotive Museum. Fun fact, Biggie Smalls was killed while leaving an event at The Petersen. I think about it every time I drive by Wilshire and Fairfax... or at least when I did pre-Covid.
I've been trying to teach myself more motion graphics in After Effects, so I decided to make a card for Mother's Day this year.
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