Chefs, Teenage Angst and Peeps
**NOTE**
I was reminded to post these links after seeing Andrew featured on Drawn!
Some extremely talented people to go see:
Adrian Johnson
Graham Romieu
Edwin Ushiro
Gabi Beltrán
Andrew Beckmeyer
Phillip Fivel Nessen and Maxwell Holyoke-Hirsch
I'm posting 2 things because I've been lagging on the updates. This first one is a rush job for American Airlines magazine. Just a feature on 9 different world chefs. I found a lot of great reference on this while I was researching for the job.
This illustration is for the Walrus in Toronto. The title of this feature story is, "A Teenage Mind" I was given a vector icon of a child's head and told to integrate it with the piece somehow. I think in retrospect I could have gone way more chaotic with this assignment but I thought an interesting point in the article was about how the brain develops, in crucial stages even up to age 25 and beyond. A lot of the crazy behavior of children can be linked to a slow development of "gray matter".
I was reminded to post these links after seeing Andrew featured on Drawn!
Some extremely talented people to go see:
Adrian Johnson
Graham Romieu
Edwin Ushiro
Gabi Beltrán
Andrew Beckmeyer
Phillip Fivel Nessen and Maxwell Holyoke-Hirsch
I'm posting 2 things because I've been lagging on the updates. This first one is a rush job for American Airlines magazine. Just a feature on 9 different world chefs. I found a lot of great reference on this while I was researching for the job.
This illustration is for the Walrus in Toronto. The title of this feature story is, "A Teenage Mind" I was given a vector icon of a child's head and told to integrate it with the piece somehow. I think in retrospect I could have gone way more chaotic with this assignment but I thought an interesting point in the article was about how the brain develops, in crucial stages even up to age 25 and beyond. A lot of the crazy behavior of children can be linked to a slow development of "gray matter".
Posted at 1:30 PM
13 Comments:
haha, awesome. the whole thing about cooking things alive goes well with the mood. good stuff.
great as usual. I especially like the narrative one.
ooh awesome!
i love anything related to food. the bottom one is great too, like a stream of consciousness.
is that giada de laurentiis on the lower left?
looks fantastic, the brass knuckles was a nice touch for the walrus.
Thanks for the comments on my blog!
I like your stuf too man!( sorry, my inglish sucks! hahahah)
Keep drawing!!^^
great stuff! Its that all photoshop brushes or do you incorporate some textures also?
really nice piece, like the portraits too.
love the way you utilize colors!
the child's head is wonderful!
crap these are freaking good... im depressed now.
Congrats by the way, on you know what.
great !
just love your colors !
Thanks for the comments! I initially had something else up but chickened out at the last minute. Manuel, I only use brushes but I think sometimes textures accidentally get integrated from my line drawing.
i love these! your style is so interesting to look and and i'm a big fan of your coloring! :D This is very, very nice.
Editorial illustration must be so rewarding (*you draw.. while you learn something ;)
*sometimes i wished i went into illustration..
ariel
sketcheed.blogspot.com
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