Saturday, March 27, 2010
A HUMBLE THANK YOU
To all the copywriters, creative directors, and co conspirators I have worked with over the years, I am thankful to have had to opportunity to work with you. In no particular order: Scott Rosenblit, Rob Travalino, John Huggins, Steve Anacker, Scott Sorokin, Eddie Hahn, Pam Shecter, Frank Izzo, Elisa Patuto, Geoff MacDonald, Rose Zivic, Bob Salazar, Ben Lippell, Doug Fallon, more more more will update when i continue recollecting.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
FOUND ARTicles
I was looking through a couple of old sketchbooks the other day and found a few interesting items.
I threw the pages on the scanner and now I'm sharing them with you.
I had/have a bit of an obsession with tikis.
So much so it even infiltrated client work with Ocean Spray. Man, how I wish they went with this. I always saw it as a lush realistic rainforest rendering with all the appropriate mossy overgrowth. (this is another obsession that has made into some of my art in college)
i also like doing pen and ink work on location. architecture seems to be where i liked to focus in these books. Friends will recognize 6A in the east village (circa 1987)
Others might remember Last Oak, Kismet, Fire Island.
Or our first house, 1 Oak Place.
This one here is sketched from a beach in the adirondacks about 8 years ago.
This was from a photograph of a sculpture by the Polish Artist Stanislav Szukalski.
This lil fella was standing guard in a coffee shop in Amsterdam circa 1992
Couple of thumbnail gouache/watercolor sketches. Gas pump was in Cape May NJ circa 1988.
I threw the pages on the scanner and now I'm sharing them with you.
I had/have a bit of an obsession with tikis.
So much so it even infiltrated client work with Ocean Spray. Man, how I wish they went with this. I always saw it as a lush realistic rainforest rendering with all the appropriate mossy overgrowth. (this is another obsession that has made into some of my art in college)
i also like doing pen and ink work on location. architecture seems to be where i liked to focus in these books. Friends will recognize 6A in the east village (circa 1987)
Others might remember Last Oak, Kismet, Fire Island.
Or our first house, 1 Oak Place.
This one here is sketched from a beach in the adirondacks about 8 years ago.
This was from a photograph of a sculpture by the Polish Artist Stanislav Szukalski.
This lil fella was standing guard in a coffee shop in Amsterdam circa 1992
Couple of thumbnail gouache/watercolor sketches. Gas pump was in Cape May NJ circa 1988.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)