Fuller Christmas Card 2016

This year there was a whopping 21 people to turn into gingerbread men and put on the Christmas Card.  I have told myself that this will be the last all inclusive card for this company.  ...It's just too many people in too small of a space!  Plus I have been finding it increasingly difficult to get Fuller to allot the time needed for the project.  It took about 40 hrs over the course of too many weeks.
(p.s. if the colors look all wonky after you click on the thumbnail, I'm sorry.  I don't know what is causing that)

2015 Fuller Xmas Card

Some of you have been waiting for this.... well here it is: This year's company Christmas Card.  We had a lot of changes in the past year, including changing the company name this past December.  Thusly, I designed the Christmas card as a way to announce the new name to our clients.

Pumpkins!!!

As a special treat for my coworkers, I designed and painted 16 small pumpkins (one for each person). Each one had a note and was hidden in each co-workers office space.

Figure Drawing now @ Taylor's Mill

Figure drawing has returned at a new venue and I am happy to get back to drawing people from life.  It's both challenging and really relaxing.  I highly recommend it to anyone serious about drawing the human form.

A weekend at the gymn

Fuller Christmas Card 2014

This is my second year creating a Christmas card for the Engineering Company I work for.  The only criteria I was given for this year was to make everyone legos.  So I was left to figure out all the rest of the particulars including the text inside the card.  And inevitably (like last year) we had some personnel changes after the card was finished resulting in last minute revisions.

(First image is exterior of card, second image is inside card & text)

                                     

Christmas Card 2013 -Fuller Consulting Engineers

I created these as part of a Christmas Card for one of the (structural) engineering companies I work for.  The first is the exterior of the card and the second was on the interior.  I had loads of fun creating these and many of the clients who received this card called the office saying how much they enjoyed it. 

Some things are worth falling for...

A fun little sketch for Valentines Day that is a play on words.  :)

A Grim Christmas

Even the Grim Reaper enjoys Christmas....
In fact, he is very festive and takes part in many holiday traditions and seasonal activities.  He is also, obviously a very big fan of Santa and looks forward to Christmas every year.  So don't be worried or frightened if he shows up at your door during the month of December, he is simply out caroling.

I've been doing Christmas differently this year with a "black" theme, and these are two sketches based on that theme.  These were immensely fun to draw.  I think I was giggling the entire time. 
Merry Christmas to all!