Powered by xenophobia, religiosity, and the interests of the 1%, Trump drives the GOP jalopy hard to the right. Swilling black gold, drunk on power, he salaciously leers at Lady Liberty, and she is having none of that! He remains unaware that the sword of Justice is swiftly catching up. #Resist.
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Showing posts with label Brian Bowes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brian Bowes. Show all posts
18 March 2018
16 July 2017
Getting A Head In The World
SUMMARY: There are 1001 good uses for illustrated portraits in advertising and design. What follows are three illustrations of my illustration heroes.
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18 June 2017
Graduate Research & Creativity Symposium Cover Illustration
SUMMARY: MY ILLUSTRATION "THE ASTRONOMER" WAS RECENTLY CHOSEN AS THE COVER IMAGE FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD'S GRADUATE RESEARCH AND CREATIVITY SYMPOSIUM CATALOG.
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03 May 2017
Baron Von Münchhausen
Summary: A late night internet expedition leads to Doré, Terri Gilliam, absurd romanticism, and results in an illustration of Baron Von Münchhausen. It was a dark and stormy night. Well, it was dark at least, and I was doing some late night internet ramblings into The Public Domain website which a friend had turned me on to. The […]
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Labels:
Brian Bowes,
Characters,
Children's Book,
children's books,
Color,
color study,
drawing,
fantasy,
fun,
Painting,
pencil,
Process,
sketch,
Sketchblog,
Sketchbook,
Watercolor
09 May 2016
Ahab & The White Whale
Over the last few months I have been listening to the unabridged Blackstone Audio of Moby Dick. Along the way the story has seeped into my thoughts and drawings. I present to you some work that I made along the way. As it turns out, I am a little obsessed with illustrating stories. Hmm, perhaps there a […]
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Labels:
Brian Bowes,
Characters,
Children's Book,
children's books,
Color,
fantasy,
fun,
sketch,
Watercolor,
Workshops
25 November 2015
Gabba Gabba Hey!
Summary: I share some of my process creating a faux Rolling Stone magazine cover of the Ramones. Giclee prints of the image are also made available! One of the assignments for my MFA program is that we are asked to create an illustration by look back into illustration history and finding an artist whom we admire, then we […]
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Labels:
Brian Bowes,
caricature,
Characters,
color study,
Graphic Design,
MFA,
Painting,
pencil,
Process,
sketch,
Step By Step,
Watercolor
29 September 2015
Illustrating “The Hole Story of Kirby the Sneak and Arlo the True”
Summary: This blog post covers a book project that I worked on from the end of 2014 to the beginning of 2105. I was hired to create a cover illustration and a number of black and white interior illustrations for the book The Hole Story of Kirby the Sneak and Arlo the True.
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19 July 2015
Sleepy San Francisco Squirrel
Greetings, I want to share a recent illustration that completed for my MFA program. The program has us traveling around the country for different contact periods twice a year, spring and fall. We always return to home base which is the Hartford Univeristy in Connecticut in the summer time. Last fall we traveled to New York […]
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03 April 2015
The Story of the Fisherman; Up Close
The Story of the Fisherman is a letterpress book that is hand bound and hand colored. The limited edition of 117 (101 of which are for sale) is a project that is produced by Foolscap Press.
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Labels:
*Client Work,
Arabian Nights,
Black & White,
Brian Bowes,
client work,
fantasy
01 April 2015
The Story of the Fisherman Final Art Gallery
A gallery of all the final art work that was used for the book The Story of the Fisherman.
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*Client Work,
Arabian Nights,
Brian Bowes,
client work,
Editorial Illustration,
fantasy,
ink,
Process
07 July 2014
“What he heard caused him to tremble.”
Character sketches for an Arabian Nights story! By the way, how did Boris Karloff make his way on to the page?!
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Labels:
Arabian Nights,
Brian Bowes,
drawing,
pencil,
sketch,
Sketchblog,
Watercolor
24 May 2014
Freaky Farm Fun
This painting was started for an illustrator intensive. I can’t wait to get back to it. it is just starting to come together.
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Labels:
Brian Bowes,
Characters,
Color,
fun,
Sketchblog,
Watercolor
03 April 2014
Inspiration in a Surprising Way
Summary: Summary: During three different school visits, I shared my work and talked books with 3rd graders. In the process I found joyful surprises on many different levels. I have been on the road quite a bit during February and March, visiting the Salinas School District on three different occasions to share my work and […]
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20 March 2014
18 March 2013
10+ Hours of Watercolor Painting in an 8 Minute Video
Summary: 10+ hours of painting in an 8 minute video? I share watercolor painting tips and concepts in a time lapse painting of three storybook characters. Check it out, and share it with your friends.
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Labels:
Brian Bowes,
Childrens Books,
fun,
Illustration,
Painting,
Process,
processs,
Step By Step,
Watercolor
18 February 2013
Waltzing Into The New Year
Summary: I don't believe that anyone get's anywhere without help from the people around them. It is through this network of mutual support that beautiful things can emerge. This is the tale of just such a project.
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Labels:
*Client Work,
Brian Bowes,
cd design,
client work,
design,
drawing,
fun,
Illustration,
mood,
music,
pencil,
Process,
sketch,
thumbnails,
Watercolor
03 January 2013
Values; Thinking Globally Acting Locally
What are Local Values? What is a Value Pattern? How can these help me to create stronger Illustrations? Enjoy this step by step process and find the answers to these questions.
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