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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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Tagged almond illustration, almonds, Art, art business, art career, art direction, Art Instruction, artist, Artwork, blueberries, Business of art, Caesar cressing, chili, chili peppers, chipotle, Chipotle peppers, colored pencil, Commercial Art, cranberries, Cranberry, Creativity, digital art, digital illustration, Digital illustration tips, digital process, Dr. Martin Dyes, Epson Printer, flavor illustrations, food art, food artist, food illustration, food label illustrator, food painter, Food paintings, Fruit Illustration, fruit paintings, Garlic, Illustrate, Illustration, illustrator, jalapenos, jalapenos illustrated, Judy Unger, Judy Unger illustration, label illustrations, medleys, nacho chip, nuts, packaging illustrations, packaging illustrator, Painting, peppers, photo-realism, photo-realistic, photorealism, photorealistic, Photoshop, Photoshop layers, pomegranate, pomegranate illustration, Prismacolor pencils, realism, rosemary, salsa, salsa ingredients, tomato, tortilla chip, watercolors
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#41 I HAD A HOLE LOX OF FUN ILLUSTRATING BAGELS
In 2002, I received another large project from the same design firm in San Francisco that had awarded me the Spice Island’s “Quick Meals” and Beechnut baby food projects. By the time this project was completed, I had illustrated fifteen flavors of bagels for Lender’s, as well as a few additional illustrations of ingredients that would indicate the flavors on the label. I also illustrated a bagel with filling for a new product concept. 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, bagels, Basil, blueberries, Business of art, cinnamon, cinnamon sticks, colored pencil, Commercial Art, Creativity, digital art, Dr. Martin Dyes, drawing, food art, food artist, food illustration, food label illustrator, food painter, Food paintings, Fruit Illustration, fruit paintings, Garlic, Illustrate, Illustration, illustrator, label illustrations, Lender's Bagels, line drawings, Luma Dyes, marker illustration, Marker Technique, markers, medleys, Oregano, package design, packaging illustrations, packaging illustrator, Painting, photo-realism, photo-realistic, photorealism, photorealistic, portfolio, Prismacolor pencils, raisins, realism, sesame seeds, still-life, Watercolor, watercolors
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#40 WITH BEECH-NUT, I COULDN’T PUT A LID ON IT
I wasn’t exactly sure what I would write about the project that was the most lucrative and largest of my art career. Perhaps I did not share much about my illustrations on this project because I had not a single, good example of any of it. For many years, I either shot a slide of my artwork, or I went to a local, copy shop. If I had a special painting, it was a major expense of time and money to have a professional transparency made from my art. I can share that whenever I’m in a supermarket – I enjoy passing the shelves where I can see so many of my illustrations displayed!
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Tagged acrylic, Art, art business, art career, Art Class, Art Instruction, art materials, art portfolio, Art Teaching, artist, Artwork, baby food, Beechnut, blueberries, Business of art, colored pencil, Commercial Art, Creativity, digital art, Dr. Martin Dyes, drawing, food art, food artist, food illustration, food label illustrator, food painter, Food paintings, Fruit Illustration, fruit paintings, Garlic, Illustrate, Illustration, illustrator, label illustrations, line drawings, Luma Dyes, marker illustration, Marker Technique, markers, medleys, package design, packaging illustrations, packaging illustrator, Painting, photo-realism, photo-realistic, photorealism, photorealistic, portfolio, Prismacolor pencils, raisins, realism, still-life, Watercolor, watercolors
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#36 NOODLING WITH THESE ILLUSTRATIONS
I’m sharing two, large assignments that were “pasta related.” Another element that relates to these two assignments has to do with composition. The process of illustrating these labels was almost like putting together pieces of a puzzle, I needed to create a medley of vegetables that worked with the type and banner where it would be positioned. Colors and textures also had to be considered. 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, Basil, bean pod illustrations, bell peppers, Business of art, colored pencil, Commercial Art, Creativity, digital art, Dr. Martin Dyes, drawing, food art, food artist, food illustration, food label illustrator, food painter, Food paintings, Garlic, Illustrate, Illustration, illustrator, job layouts, label illustrations, line drawings, Luma Dyes, macaroni and cheese illustration, marker illustration, Marker Technique, markers, medleys, mushrooms, noodles, onions, Oregano, package design, packaging illustrations, packaging illustrator, Painting, pasta illustrations, pasta on a fork illustrated, photo-realism, photo-realistic, photorealism, photorealistic, pizza illustrated, portfolio, Prismacolor pencils, Ragu illustrations, Ragu labels, realism, soup packaging, still-life, vegetable medley, Watercolor, watercolors
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#20 IN A PICKLE!
I’ve written about mediums, techniques/tips, and materials. My posts to this blog will now move forward to anecdotes and information about the many kinds of jobs I did through my thirty-year career as an illustrator. My job for Del Monte pickles was a breeze. There was never a “dill” moment. I like puns, as you can tell! Continue reading
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Tagged Art, art business, Art Class, Art Instruction, art materials, art portfolio, Art Representation, Art Teaching, artist, Artist Agents, Artist Rep, Artist Representatives, Artwork, Business of art, Claussen Pickles, colored pencil, Commercial Art, Creativity, cucumber illustrations, cucumbers, Del Monte pickle labels, Del Monte Pickles, digital art, dill pickles, Dr. Martin Dyes, drawing, food art, food artist, food illustration, food label illustrator, food painter, Food paintings, Garlic, Hamburger with relish, hot dog illustration, Hot Dog with relish, Illustrate, Illustration, illustrator, label illustrations, line drawing, Luma Dyes, marker illustration, Marker Technique, markers, onion, packaging illustrations, packaging illustrator, Painting, photo-realism, photo-realistic, photorealism, photorealistic, pickle chunks, pickle slices, Pickles, pickles illustrated, pizza illustration, portfolio, Prismacolor pencils, realism, still-life, tomato, Watercolor, watercolors, yellow peppers
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