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Dear loved ones,
Thank you for all of your support and love as Christina and I come together. It has been about two months now and we are settled into our new lives and new home. Here is a little thank you card I watercolored for occasion.
Much love to you all.
This was a super fun piece to put together. Faithbridge contacted me about illustrating a mailer cover for their upcoming sermon series during Christmas. The series revolved around spiritual warfare during the holiday season.
hurray for dragons!
I recently had the opportunity to work with MNSCU on a really fun illustration project for Step Write Up. The project consisted of 5 characters that will guide students through different phases of the website. This project was graciously provided by Red Zest Design. The most exciting aspect of this project is the fact that these illustration will eventually be animated! How cool is that!
Chasing Clarence is the musical project of my friend Eric Bervig. Do take the time to listen to his music, its extremely honest. I had the priveledge of creating the art work for his website, promotional materials, and album art. ”a tempo” is his debut album as Chasing Clarence. The idea is that we create a atmosphere of return, since a tempo means to return to the previous tempo. The fuzzy aspect of this piece is to show that his direction isn’t set in stone, yet he still moves forward towards his goals.
“A rather somber Harold stood quietly as he poured himself a cup of tea. The morning was looking up. It was going to be a good day…”
So the other day I had this funny vision of a friendly troll living under Irvine bridge. He was one of those creatures that everyone feared, yet he was a very kind hearted chap. He even enjoys a good cup of tea. Here I am again trying this new watercolor process. I do hope you enjoy it 
With camp season well underway I thought I would show you what I have been working on for Deeper Life Bible Camp. The last couple years I have providing a theme for the camp with covers; website, brochure, apparel and a large banner (thanks Christina!) This year’s theme is “All This For Our King”, which gave me an open door for some fun illustrations and typography. DLBC has had a huge influence on my spiritual life over the years and this is one of the ways I like to give back. Hurray for DLBC!
I’m experimenting with this new technique for me and I thought I would share some of my struggles. This piece has been fun but very educational. It didn’t go the direction I wanted it to thus, I am posting what I have and moving on to a new project. Perhaps a giraffe.
Anywho, my buddy Avery loves to build and even though he just plays with blocks in his mind he creates a masterpiece.
Enjoy.
Cheese Please has been a fantastic learning project. I am developing a new process, that includes both digital and tradition medium. I started with a digital sketch, after looking at elephants for a bit. Elephants are fascinating creatures, and are a joy to draw. I just love their big round shape! The reason this project is such a big deal is because all the texture is from the watercolor. Watercolor and the paper create amazing natural texture and need no supplementary texture, a process that I have been experimenting with.
Final Line Drawing
Initial digital sketch
Here is another LearningChange Team Portrait, Dan. Code extradeneur.
