Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts

Sunday, September 9, 2012

back in the swing of things

back to school time...lots of updating to be done but here is a quick movie poster design for Jacques Tati's playtime...

we were limited to Silver, Gold, and Broze for our color scheme.



ALSO


I have an official website now that is much in need of updating...(along with this blog)

WWW.SONDYBOJANIC.COM

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Swantastic

Here's a little layout mock up screenshot I was working on to go with my picture book about the Giant of Illinois.
Nothing like a good ol' fashioned swan stoning. AmIRight?
whoops the rocks are on another file. Just use your imagination.

Sunday, September 12, 2010

sunnday 9/12

Today we had an illustration BBQ festivity and it was super awesome and sunny and great.
Steve Mayse the head of the department hosted the event in his absolutely amazing home in Lenexa.

Here is a small view of the house which he designed + Nicki's head.
the house was on a couple acres of property and had terraces everywhere as well as a pond and tree house. not to mention an awesome studio.
I brought my scanner into studio which is always a good way to eat up time scanning in cool scraps of paper or old images from national geographic magazines.
these three ladies are taped up on the edge of my drafting table and keep me company.
a random collage I did yesterday in my sketchbook from found paper.
a fun scan of the vellum layer of the illustration i posted a cellphone photo of earlier.
We are starting a childrens book illustration assignment and I've been doing some searching around the internet for inspiration. I came upon these two images that are really nice, I'm sort of thinking about a circus scene or something.
maypoles seem like they were all the rage in victorian times
Who wouldn't like this? This victorian style really appeals to me because of all the intricate linework (pretty evident considering the drawing I did earlier with all the Victorian houses)

Thats all for now, time to stop looking at drawings and actually start some.