Faux-losophy Thesis Update!

I made some changes to the t-shirt designs that I posted recently.  Below are the three final designs that I will be printing for this semester in three different color options.

YPF Poster

Here's an illustration I did for Center Stage's Young Playwrights Festival - where students all over Maryland are allowed to submit their own play to be produced by Center Stage.  This is a call for entries poster with room left for the information to be inserted.  My concept here was to simply inspire the imaginations of young people with a fantastical scene.  I'm assuming we'll find out whose poster was chosen in class tomorrow.  Even if my poster wasn't chosen, this was still a fun piece to make.

Thesis Part 2: Faux-losophy Revisited

So, for my thesis project this semester (a.k.a. my last semester!) I'm revisiting the Faux-losophy Tees project.  But things will not be what they were before.  The design style for the t-shirts will be much more hand lettering based (which I'm excited for because I enjoy hand lettering).  Below are a couple of sketches that I did this week:

And, as a bonus, here's something I just did for fun:

New Website!

Hey!  I finally made myself a website!  Check it out!

gracechomick.com

More Lifestyles: Final

So, I just realized that I never posted this.  A few weeks late, but here was my final for Lifestyle Illustration class:

The assignment was to illustrate a mixed drink of our choosing, plus the recipe.  I chose the drink "Atheist's Best" and thoroughly enjoyed creating these illustrations.

More Lifestyles

Here are some recent things from my Lifestyle Illustration class.  The first piece was a calendar assignment where we were each assigned a month, the second one is an illustration for the upcoming movie The Odd Life of Timothy Green, and the last three are obviously paper dolls.

Thesis Update #4

This is a little belated, but here they are - all four of my factory farmed children are done and ready to be printed!

Note:

So, for some reason, Blogspot is putting a mint green tint over the image of the boy eating bacon, which I can't seem to get rid of.  This is only happening when you enlarge the image, though the smaller thumbnail is more accurate to the true color.  All of the other children are fine.