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Wishing y'all an inspiring, energizing, creative New Year!
And a special THANK YOU to all you attentive visitors who've made this site such a blast of invigorating ideas and warm laughs. Looking forward to another spin around Ol' Sol with you guys.
This week's theme on Illustration Friday was "Resolution". Check out the other entries for this interesting illustration topic
You found Jesus, eh?
Where was the Halo Monkey,
Behind the sofa?
Martin Lindeskog (teaparty.nu) wanted a banner illustration that featured tea products for purchase. He'll also offer up a bit of commentary on political developments in Sweden as well the U.S.
This combined two sketches that I worked on a few days ago. The floral motif was mirrored and joined at the horizontal center then embossed in photoshop. Then I floated in the figure sketch (it got kind of Frazetta-y). I get a kick out of playing with unfamiliar effects filters and see where they may come in handy later.
Eternal questions
Echoing through time and space
Might suggest fowl play.
This is my entry in this week's Illustration Friday theme, "chicken". I figured it lended itself to a fair haiku round-up, too.
This is the new toon for Allen Forkum's February issue of Automotive Report which features a humor column by Buster Mcnutt.
I'd like to do a cartoonist's handbook ("The Tools of a Strange Trade") at some point. I'll try the French market just for kicks.
You moved to Paris
And you gotta break the news?
There's an app for that.
Messing around with Photoshop and some old snapshots of a mannequin I have haunting my drawing table.
John Cox is a painter, cartoonist, and illustrator for hire. For information about purchasing existing work or commissioning new work, contact him by e-mail at john555cox [at] hotmail.com.
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