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#51 THE YOGURT WAS CREAMY, TILLAMOOK WAS DREAMY
My illustrations adorn at least thirty labels of yogurt for Tillamook Dairy Company. Working for them is definitely dreamy! Continue reading
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#39 I TOOK A SHOT AT ILLUSTRATING LIQUEUR
Illustrating liqueur flavors was simply a perfect project for me. As with many assignments, I never saw or tasted any of the products I illustrated. My first liqueur assignment never provided me with any printed labels, even though I was persistent in trying to get copies. I did receive a huge, cardboard display ad on my second project, though. Continue reading
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#38 IT WAS FRUITFUL BEING AN ILLUSTRATOR
From the beginning of my art career I specialized in still life imagery. Soon, I was illustrating a lot of fruit. Therefore, I not only considered my niche to be one of being a food illustrator, sometimes I’ve referred to myself as a fruit-label illustrator!
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#5 AN APPLE A DAY
In the illustration industry, the usage is very important to spell out clearly. My estimates also include a description of the illustrations requested, the client, the rights, the schedule, and payment details. I am including a look at the sketches for the apple illustration on the line of labels I did for this company. Continue reading
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