Here's the final art for my Powell's tote bag submission. I really liked it, but it didn't crack the top 10. Since a very similar idea did make the top 10 (and was way less cute, in my humble opinion) I have a feeling my design was passed over because I didn't make the Powell's logo big enough. Whatever! At least I got a nice little portfolio piece out of the contest.
Showing posts with label Powell's Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Powell's Books. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 30
Thursday, July 25
More Sasquatch!
I've been thinking a lot about the Sasquatch because he's the main component of an image I created for a tote bag design contest at Powell's books. Here's my linework for the submission - next week I'll upload the color version (which is looking pretty adorable so far!)
Tuesday, December 18
Portlandia!
I will be leaving Portland for a short span of time to spend the holidays with my family, but I love this quirky little city so this week's posts are Portland-related.
This image is something I made for my friend who has recently left Portland for somewhere in Colorado, so I wanted to send her off with a slice of Portlandia. I tried to think of the most "Portland-y" thing I could think of. According to my brain that was a hipster elk/deer thing riding a bicycle past Powell's Bookstore while drinking a PBR.
This is how it turned out:
If this image captures even a fraction of Portland's oddness, I consider it a success.
Materials used: pens, watercolor, colored pencil
I really hope Megan got this in the mail by now and I didn't totally spoil the surprise by posting on here...
This image is something I made for my friend who has recently left Portland for somewhere in Colorado, so I wanted to send her off with a slice of Portlandia. I tried to think of the most "Portland-y" thing I could think of. According to my brain that was a hipster elk/deer thing riding a bicycle past Powell's Bookstore while drinking a PBR.
This is how it turned out:
If this image captures even a fraction of Portland's oddness, I consider it a success.
Materials used: pens, watercolor, colored pencil
I really hope Megan got this in the mail by now and I didn't totally spoil the surprise by posting on here...
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