Mmmmm, tasty! And so easy to make!
Who says
industrial
mold-making
has to be dull?
Not the guys
at
Proto-Mold!
From their
Summer 2004
newsletter.
industrial
mold-making
has to be dull?
Not the guys
at
Proto-Mold!
From their
Summer 2004
newsletter.
Left: One of a
series of
illustrations from a
brochure for
Lifetouch
International,
demonstrating ways
to get special
effects into
commercial
portraits.
series of
illustrations from a
brochure for
Lifetouch
International,
demonstrating ways
to get special
effects into
commercial
portraits.
Right: An ad comp for
Best Buy.
Below: Two of a series of
promotional postcards for
Creatis, a
Minneapolis-based
creative services company.
Best Buy.
Below: Two of a series of
promotional postcards for
Creatis, a
Minneapolis-based
creative services company.
This series was
drawn with
brush and ink,
scanned, and
colored in
Photoshop.
Normally, I'm a
low-tech kind
of guy, but you
can get such
cool effects
with computer!
Click on the
images to see a
larger version.
drawn with
brush and ink,
scanned, and
colored in
Photoshop.
Normally, I'm a
low-tech kind
of guy, but you
can get such
cool effects
with computer!
Click on the
images to see a
larger version.
Art by Chaz Truog
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| Right and below: Ad comps done for Pillsbury. An ad comp is a pencil or marker-rendered rough sketch for an ad used to sell the idea to the client, in this case Pillsbury. The 'Charlie Brown' ad at right was an interesting case. All the figures had to be copied from existing drawings by Charles Schultz. So for Linus, for example, I had to take the head from one drawing, the arm from another, and so on, copy them exactly to get the finished drawing, and then do the same for the rest of the characters. |