Illustration
Look, Ma! I Can Draw!
Experience: Flexibility in Style / Digital / Traditional / Characters / Product
As with any project, illustration begins with research - trends, any associated competitive landscapes, etc. I love being presented with the challenge of emulating a style. It's engaging and such a great learning experience. Sometimes I have had to create characters based on a client's existing style guide. Other times I have needed to create a how-to guide for illustration development in a branded line. My illustrations have been used on such things as packaging, product, and instructions.
Client: Toysmith Illustration for a light-up lollipop pen.
Client: Cracker Barrel Elephant mama and baby part of a series developed for lacing cards product concept.
Client: Target Illustration for a travel bingo set.
Client: Target One of 20 dinosaurs created for a memory card game.
Client: Target One of 20 dinosaurs created for a memory card game.
Client: Toysmith Character developed for slap bracelet packaging.
Client: Toysmith One of several illustrations for a branded line of prank toys called Prank U!
Client: Target One of six characters developed for a spring release of toys, many of which were DIY.
Client: Target Sticker book cover concept.
Client: Target Sticker book cover concept.
Client: Toysmith Dragon character for a pinch light toy.
Client: Toysmith Baby turtle created for a foam putty product that was a part of a mermaid themed line of toys.
Client: Target
Client: Target
Client: Toysmith Yeti illustration for grow toy packaging and display.
Client: Toysmith Character elements created for a Halloween packaging style guide.
Client: Toysmith Illustrative elements combined with product photography applied to a display and hang tag.
Client: Toys R' Us Mermaid character created for slime packaging.
Client: Toys R' Us Unicorn character created for slime packaging.
Client: Toysmith Part of 15 Kawaii characters developed for a squishy surprise pack.
