Open/Avocado
August 20, 2010
The amazing Kim Boekbinder, a fiercely talented songstress just released her first solo album.
She asked us to illustrate Open/Avocado, one of my favourites. Listen/Buy here.
The amazing Kim Boekbinder, a fiercely talented songstress just released her first solo album.
She asked us to illustrate Open/Avocado, one of my favourites. Listen/Buy here.
Inktense pencil drawing on Denril. Photoshop colour. 9″ x 12″
Illustration for a short story by Eilis O’Neal called Middle done for Realms of Fantasy.
We are really excited to announce The Unwritten #12, coming out tomorrow. An enormous thank you to
Pornsak Pichetshote, Mike Carey, Peter Gross, Todd Kline and Yuko Shimizu for continuing to do an
amazing job and inviting us along for the ride. You can catch an interview with us on the Vertigo blog.
Buy a copy tomorrow, complete with word balloons!
Pencil sketch. Watercolor on 500 Series Bristol, 4 ply. 11.5″ x 7″.
I’ve been craving to do a traditional piece for a very long time. (They just feel so good.) Being very comfortable with a wacom and photoshop, I’ve been absurdly nervous about playing with paints.
Failing doesn’t feel that good. This past June, I was cornered into doing a fully traditional piece.
I had a very special opportunity to go to the IMC, the Illustration Master Class in Amherst, headed
by the lovely Rebecca Guay. I was given the opportunity by Brian Bowes, whom I’m very thankful to.
This is the piece I made there. Some of the venerable people that I got to spend the week with were
Donato Giancola, Rebecca Guay, Irene Gallo, Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell, Charles Vess, Scott Fisher,
Dan Dos Santos and Greg Manchess. This opportunity has been exceedingly valuable. -Z
Watercolour on Strathmore 500 Series Plate Bristol 3 Ply . 7″ x 10″.
Getting more and more comfortable with watercolour. This is a little painting I did
for my birthday invitation. More people whose watercolours I adore: Mike Mignola,
Mark Chiarello Jon J. Muth, and John Singer Sargent. -Z
Pencil sketch. Photoshop color. 300 dpi. 10.5″ x 14.25″.
A heart devouring Aztec God is resurrected to return the stolen moon to the sky.
It’s a wonderful brew of spaghetti western and Aztec mythology.
Written by Traci L. Morganfield for Realms of Fantasy.
Pencil sketch. Photoshop color. 300 dpi. 11″ x 16″.
Created for Realms of Fantasy, based on a short story by Adam Fusco.
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We would like to announce Troglodyte Rose, an illustrated novella that we are working on
along with our compatriot of the weird, writer Adam Lowe.
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