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How about a derpy knight for today's late-night June Toons illustration? 
Sapphire is an ornament of the priests of Judea and India, it is found on Cleopatra's crown, and sparkles on the diadems of the gods.
Léon Carré, from "Au jardin des gemmes" by Léonard Rosenthal, Paris: [1924] #illustration #art https://www.oldbookillustrations.com/illustrations/sapphire-cleopatra/
Weird Tales vol. 11, no. 5 (May 1928)
We assume she's being carried away against her will but, I don't know. Her arms are up as if celebrating! That could be excitement on her face! Maybe it's more of a crowdsurfing/wedding tradition deal.
Original magazine: https://archive.org/details/WeirdTalesV11N05192805
Feel with your finger how many grinders I want on the right side of my upper jaw.
Tony Johannot, from "Don Quixote de la Mancha," vol. 1 by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, London: 1837 #illustration #art
https://www.oldbookillustrations.com/illustrations/how-many-teeth/
Off work until next week, and won't be paid until the end of the month. If you have some work you want me to do, now is a great time!
Commission rates and more here: https://hpkomics.com/commissions/
here's all my pet illustration practice lately! I'm trying to work out the kinks with my process and the style by practicing with friends' pets and then potentially gonna open some commission slots?
FELIX BAUDY, chalkpaint on LEE filter clear, 80x120cm, 2021
Here's the second conceptual editorial assignment for @mk.ateliers by Leonie Bos in the series I'm sharing this week.
Another mockup briefing, for an article by Pieter Hemels for Management Scope magazine about translating intangible social and environmental values into comparable monetary figures. Can the value of companies be measured by more than just the financial bottom line? Yes, not all assignments are lions and roses!
Again, there's two different variants: one with a more minimalistic/graphic approach, the second one with a bit more of a scene.
Personally, even though I still like the underlying idea, I found the second illustration a bit too 'cartoony'. But again, learning and improving as an illustrator comes with making a lot of stuff that you may not be happy about, but that's ok. With every drawing and every finished illustration I feel I'm coming closer to finding my voice and style as an illustrator.
Happy to hear what you think! Share your thoughts in the comments
#business #sustainability #editorial #illustration #illustrator #procreate
Another mockup briefing, for an article by Pieter Hemels for Management Scope magazine about translating intangible social and environmental values into comparable monetary figures. Can the value of companies be measured by more than just the financial bottom line? Yes, not all assignments are lions and roses!
Again, there's two different variants: one with a more minimalistic/graphic approach, the second one with a bit more of a scene.
Personally, even though I still like the underlying idea, I found the second illustration a bit too 'cartoony'. But again, learning and improving as an illustrator comes with making a lot of stuff that you may not be happy about, but that's ok. With every drawing and every finished illustration I feel I'm coming closer to finding my voice and style as an illustrator.
Happy to hear what you think! Share your thoughts in the comments
#business #sustainability #editorial #illustration #illustrator #procreate
Making For The Sea -
There was no wind and no current, but the ship moved silently but forcefully through the channel, heading for the sea. Besides the crew and myself, there was one other passenger, a frail-looking elflike man I was told was a "Eithanoi"
But listen with attention, whilst I give you an account of the principal knights of both the armies.
Tony Johannot, from "Don Quixote de la Mancha," vol. 1 by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, London: 1837 #illustration #art
Those vile Bonnacons ! publicdomainreview.org/collection/b... "Contact with its dung was said to burn like a kind of fire, scorching hunting dogs and anyone not equipped with protective gear." #medieval #beasts #myth #animals #books #illustration #grotesque #bestiaries
