Illustration Friday: Electricity

Momma always said, "Don't be poking things you shouldn't!"

Momma always said, "Don't be poking things you shouldn't!"
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Here's an illustration of Elvis from the latter years of his reign. While I was doing some research for this image, I came across a picture of him and Liberace. This was done for an Spring Party featuring an Elvis impersonator at a bar in Capitol Hill (hence, the kitty's embroidered on his bell-bottoms).
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Hey everyone, I've started a second blog about public art... not necessarily funded by anyone. Just stuff I see as I walk about cities and towns. The above image is a statue called Male/Female by Jonathan Borofsky (the same artist created Hammering Man in Seattle).
You can check out my new blog at http://eye-on-art.blogspot.com
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This is one of my favorite illustrations... a very, wrinkly wood nymph/Puck from A Midsummer Night's Dream
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I just finished this year's artwork for FareStart's Guest Chef on the Waterfront. It's the 4th year for this event and the 4th year that I've created the artwork for this fantastic event. It is THE best food event in Seattle. Many of the best Seattle restaurants participate; along with wineries and ABSOLUT!
This year's poster features all hand drawn typography, which was fun to do, but took FOREVER.

FareStart provides job training to disadvantaged and/or homeless people. Many of the best local restaurants participate in their program throughout the year, and showcase the best of tastes from their restaurants at this event. It's definitely not to be missed... and tickets sell out fast. So visit FareStart's Website to learn more about the event!
Click here to view the full poster
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Well doesn't this just SUCK! You're given the assignment to write an essay entitled "My Life Story" in English class and when it's returned to you...!
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