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More palette cam action. What colors would you use?🖌🎨
You can get the mini-palette with my book on sketching! We are 87% funded! 😍
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"Materializing Spirits" by Christina Wald
This amazing piece, “Materializing Spirits” by Christina Wald @cswyellokat will be featured in our upcoming TOGETHER exhibition. The show celebrates the meaningful moments, scenes, and experiences by some of the artists from the Norway and Iceland Program.
Their website: christinawald.com
Christina Wald is an illustrator, designer, and obsessed traveler. She mostly illustrates children’s books but recently started a publishing company and podcast about local paranormal activity. Her first comic anthology through Corpse Flower Press, Cincinnati Cabinet of Curiosities, was just successfully Kickstarted. Her latest book, A Wish for Pangolin, is out now from San Diego Zoo Global who is publishing a line of animal conservation books. She is currently working on one about a sloth out in Fall 2021. You can listen to her weekly podcast, Hometown Haunts, every Wednesday at Midnight on YouTube.
The Together Exhibition is displayed alongside Quiet Places and Daydreams – all three beautiful shows with originals and handcrafted pieces about nostalgia, feelings, and interactions with space. The shows are available for viewing starting December 4th, and you can safely see them online as well!
I hope everyone is having a wonderful holiday! Let's make the world a better place in 2018...
The card features the triskelion, Celtic symbol for progress, personal growth and improvement.
(via I Draw Stream Of Consciousness Sketches Whenever, Wherever | Bored Panda) Check out the link for a selection of my stream of consciousness sketches. Some time lapse video too!
Here is a piece I did for our upcoming Neil Gaiman Tribute show to celebrate Know Theatre's production of Neverwhere.
This is a favorite scene of mine from Good Omens where Crowley and Aziraphale meet at St. James Park where spies from all over conspire and overfeed the ducks.
An Inktober piece called “Torn Apart”. I used to have dreams about faceless cloth dolls. I did a painting of one in college but I am not sure what happened to it. I am also excited for the new Lore TV series on Amazon.
While looking through my posts, I have left many sketch outing out unfortunately.This is from May at the Art Museum’s Samuri exhibit. A group of us went. They let us use chairs! Fascinating collection...
Oddly, I forgot to post my Smaugust pieces!
My mother-in-law has been talking about the eclipse for YEARS!! Their home in Eddyville, KY was in the TOTALITY zone. She had ample pairs of glasses and it was the COOLEST THING EVER!!!
I also did a couple sketches. I love the Chinese concept that an eclipse is the sun being eaten by a Celestial Dragon.
The other is a city breaking the veil into fae.
It Came from the Late, Late, Late Show II: The Exploitation Sequel ~ Stellar Games (1990)
Another one of my super old RPG book covers...
It Came from the Late, Late, Late Show ~ Stellar Games (1989)
Some of my really early cover art!
Shadis magazine #19 ~ AEG (May, 1995)
Cover I did a long time ago...
Things are looking up for 2017!
Farewell Carrie Fisher! So much talent beyond acting and Star Wars... Also a great writer and voice in the world.
We luckily had second row seats to her one woman show Wishful Drinking in Dayton several years ago. It was wonderful!
This has been my busiest year ever as an illustrator and that is saying something because I was not sure that was possible. I feel so happy and lucky to do what I love to do all the time. I have had so many great projects and books to work on this year and have some amazing stuff lined up in 2017. It has been a difficult year in so many other ways; I am grateful to find solace in my work and wonderful clients and friends.
Operation: Flashpoint, published in 2000, Cover artwork Andrea Fronc Illustrations Storn Cook Scott James Brad McDevitt Matthew Plog Christina Wald
Love seeing the art from these books! I did two pieces shown here in this post. Thanks goodness I signed them! This was done 16 years ago. I miss drawing big mechs fighting!
Sketching at Loveland Castle Friday. It was a gorgeous day to be outside at last!