A quick break to post a new sketch. This was done for Warren Ellis’s Remake/Remodel exercise over at his Whitechapel forum. Since he doesn’t host images there I needed to find somewhere else on the web to post it. Head on over to Whitechapel if you want to see what other artists have done with the concept.
Author Archives: skook
Fair Budget with Text
And here is yesterday’s artwork with added text.
Going Up
This illustration was done for marketing materials for Fair Budget. I drew the silhouette of the woman running up the stairs. I think Nizzibet did the rest of the work.
PPE Brochure Cover
I know I’ve shown this illustration before but I like the layout of this brochure cover. So thank you for your indulgence.
Rain Cycle Photoshopped
Once the individual vignettes had been pulled out we (well, Jeff) reassembled them so that each image flowed more cleanly to the next. Compare this version with the original painting.
Put That Nasty Stuff Away!
Let’s lock it up and forget about it for the next twenty thousand years.
Careful, It Bites
If toxic waste really did look all ghosty and vicious there’d probably be more enthusiasm about cleaning it up. It would be a macho thing.
“What do you do?”
“I’m a cop!”
“Oh yeah? I put out oil fires!”
“Feh. My son wrestles toxic waste on live television!”
Process Wastes Carefully
After ten years I don’t remember what the duck is supposed to be doing. I’m guessing that he’s filtering the wastes but why he would want to do this when it’s raining is beyond me.
Keep Your Wastes Warm and Dry
Or maybe keep them cool and dry. I don’t remember now. So don’t hire me to take charge of your toxic wastes. I’m no longer an accurate source of information.
The Rain Comes Down
The educational posters were also meant to be used for brochures and pamphlets. Once the original art had been scanned we isolated individual images so they could be used as individual illustrations.
