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Category Archives: TECHNICAL INFORMATION
#53 MY NUTS WERE LIKE DIAMONDS
I’m coming out of my shell to share one of my nuttiest jobs! But seriously, this was a really fun post for me. Continue reading
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#47 LAYERS IN MY LIFE – PART 1
It has been four years since I’ve shared technical information on my illustration blog. I’m back! Continue reading
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#26 JUDY’S STUDIO TIPS – PART 4
It is important to maintain a portfolio that showcases the strongest pieces. I regularly painted new paintings to upgrade my portfolio. I geared my portfolio paintings to showcase my strongest abilities. Continue reading
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Tagged acrylic, Art, art business, art career, Art Class, Art Instruction, art materials, art portfolio, Art Teaching, artist, Artwork, Blouses illustrated, Business of art, Coca Cola Classic, colored pencil, Commercial Art, Cranberry labels, Creativity, digital art, Dr. Martin Dyes, drawing, food art, food artist, food illustration, food label illustrator, food painter, Food paintings, Fruit Illustration, fruit paintings, IBM ad, Illustrate, Illustration, illustrator, label illustrations, line drawings, Luma Dyes, marker illustration, Marker Technique, markers, medleys, Northland Cranberries, package design, packaging illustrations, packaging illustrator, Painting, photo-realism, photo-realistic, photorealism, photorealistic, portfolio, portfolio paintings, Prismacolor pencils, realism, sesame seeds, Shirt illustrations, Shirts in a Group, still-life, submarine sandwich illustration, Watercolor, watercolors, White Shirt
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#22 S’MORE ART LESSONS
When I illustrated two FSI ads and a back panel for Honeymaid graham crackers, I received my highest fee ever for a single painting. I was paid $7,000 each. There was a huge amount of pressure creating these illustrations, because the deadline was outrageous. They were completed within three days! Solving the textural puzzle for graham crackers was fun. Colored pencil allowed for the “roughness,” and light toothbrush spatter was also part of it. I sometimes used an eraser to lighten and “roughen” up the texture, as well. Continue reading
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