Unfortunately he didn't realize it had bleach!
Sample art for a children's book proposal by Claire Knopf.
Letter Z Book
Z at the Zoo washing Zebras with Zooky soap...
Unfortunately he didn't realize it had bleach!
Sample art for a children's book proposal by Claire Knopf.
Unfortunately he didn't realize it had bleach!
Sample art for a children's book proposal by Claire Knopf.
The Coolest Cat Around
Page for an original children's book concept, of a cat with some smooth moves who meets his dancing rival... or partner?
Opening Procession to the Games
Based on the book Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. Peeta and Katniss are dressed in flaming costumes.
A Silly Retelling of Rapunzel
The queen sits down to dinner
The witch cast a spell on the cabbage
The servant was too busy tugging at the carrot to notice
Rapunzel had to knit sweaters in the tower each day
I'm here to rescue a princess from a terrible witch
Display at MICA Commencement Art Show
My college thesis project was to rewrite and illustrate the fairytale Rapunzel. I made several silly changes to the story, such as Rapunzel's mother being a queen (so she has an entire feast yet hungers for an obscure vegetable) and replacing the craving for rapunzel with cabbage (no one really knows what rapunzel is anyway) but still naming her daughter Rapunzel because "cabbage" sounds too ridiculous. As if the situation even made sense in the first place. And it goes on from there.
On display was the book of thumbnails, a sample book of the completed parts, and framed prints of the illustrations. To bring the presentation to life, a braided rope (Rapunzel's hair) was hung from the stairs, and handmade cabbages (for the witch's garden) sat in the window.
The witch cast a spell on the cabbage
The servant was too busy tugging at the carrot to notice
Rapunzel had to knit sweaters in the tower each day
I'm here to rescue a princess from a terrible witch
Display at MICA Commencement Art Show
My college thesis project was to rewrite and illustrate the fairytale Rapunzel. I made several silly changes to the story, such as Rapunzel's mother being a queen (so she has an entire feast yet hungers for an obscure vegetable) and replacing the craving for rapunzel with cabbage (no one really knows what rapunzel is anyway) but still naming her daughter Rapunzel because "cabbage" sounds too ridiculous. As if the situation even made sense in the first place. And it goes on from there.
On display was the book of thumbnails, a sample book of the completed parts, and framed prints of the illustrations. To bring the presentation to life, a braided rope (Rapunzel's hair) was hung from the stairs, and handmade cabbages (for the witch's garden) sat in the window.
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