Archive for the 'children’s illustration' Category

Sketchy…

Wednesday, March 31st, 2010

I thought I would share the initial sketch that sparked the notion of the winter illustration. It lay dormant in my sketchbook for a long time but I was able to use it for something bigger. Draw something every day, kiddies, you never know when you’ll use it.

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New Illustration (sketch to final)

Friday, March 12th, 2010

I have a relative carte blanche for these covers, but I try to fit the zeitgeist of the season in a children’s illustration style theme. This winter, we’ve been watching the 2010 Winter Olympics play out in Canada with it’s inspiring stories and feats of athletic strength and grace.

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Illustration Process (pt 2)

Sunday, December 6th, 2009

As you might remember, I promised you a peek at the final illustration I was working on for the SCBWI. Well, here it is. If it weren’t well past my bedtime, I might be compelled to write some more about it. That will have to wait until later. This is what the artwork looks in [...]

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Illustration Process

Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009

I wanted to share a bit of an inside peek at my illustration process for a recent piece I did for the SCBWI Mid-Atlantic Newsletter Cover. The image is a fall theme. I chose this vignette of a little mouse couple relaxing on a cold autumn afternoon by their fireplace. This is the very first [...]

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Illustration Friday: Modify

Wednesday, August 5th, 2009

Hey, IF folks! It’s been a long, long time since I posted an entry for Illustration Friday. It’s a bit of a stretch, but hey, that’s creativity. “Kelly knew she had to modify her jumps to get max air in her cheer routine.” This piece is digitally colored. Yay!

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Tamara Traylor: Illustration and Design

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