Showing posts with label sketch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sketch. Show all posts
Monday, October 27, 2014
Inktober 2014 (Week Three)
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Friday, October 17, 2014
Inktober 2014 (Week Two)
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Monday, August 12, 2013
A Little Update.
I know people say this all the time, but I have been SO busy, you guys. It's kind of been an unbelievable summer. I've completed 2 books for Lerner Publishing's Cloverleaf series and am right in the middle of coloring the 3rd. I've also been sketching away for another book project about some adorable, hairy primates (news about this to come soon)!
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| What my drawing table looks like. |
I find that regardless of how busy I get, it's still really important to keep drawing in my sketchbook. It's still a good escape for me, and then I get to share them all with you here! It's kind of interesting how you can tell if I took the picture in the daytime or at night. There's no perfect time of day, it's just when the idea hits:
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| Before a trip to the New England Aquarium. |
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| The last page of a sketchbook! |
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| Practicing fur. |
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| "Still life." |
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| The first page of a new book! |
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| Inspired by Kemosabe the talking porcupine! |
I can't wait until I can share more about my projects with you, but I hope Kemosabe makes up for the void! Thanks for visiting my little internet corner!
Cheers!
~Renee
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Monday, April 08, 2013
Drawn to Spring
This past weekend, I attended Drawn to Spring, a children's book illustrator event at the Harvard Museum of Natural History. It was the perfect kind of morning, though Saturday is a day when I usually try to take a break from art making. :) I took my break on Sunday instead (*cough cough* Game of Thrones)
One of my recent personal goals is to concentrate more on sketching and keeping loose. I've had my nose stuck in my digital portfolio for so long that it feels good to do so much sketchbook drawing.
I've also wanted to focus more on story. The amount of ideas in my head is phenomenal. Choosing which ones to focus on is the hard part.
Taking time like this away from your thoughts is so important. Remember to recharge.
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| Yak-tail-drawing photo credit: Dan Moynihan |
That said, FableVision is still keeping my digital skills in tact. I'm starting to work on the Summer Issue of Ranger Rick's Tree House soon among other exciting projects! I'm also very close to being able to announce a new freelance book project that is totally right up my alley! :)
Busy Springs are good Springs...but don't forget to go outside!
(I'll keep trying to remind myself to do the same!)
Cheers!
~Renee
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Thursday, February 04, 2010
Monday, December 07, 2009
Doodle Wave

A bunch of us are trying to put Google Wave to good use. I figure I might as well put my doodle to good use in more ways than one. Doodle Wave!
Thursday, December 03, 2009
Fa la la la la.....la..la...la
Another one in the spirit of the upcoming holiday. I hope I don't wear out my Christmas spirit, it's only the 3rd of December.
Tuesday, December 01, 2009
Welcome December!
I have a thing for Christmas....and I know it's a month away. But once December hits, internally I think it's OK to start drawing Santas.
And snowman hot chocolate.Bring on the snow :)
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