I knocked this together tonight. Its for an event I will be hosting in the fall. I was inspired by the famous Jack Daniels bottle

I’m working hard on my final school project, but thought I might show a few of my illustrations. Basically they’re all article illustrations, but specifically for the internet newspaper pol.dk (Danish). I’ll post more when I get the time

It’s been a while since I posted anything. I’ve been really busy starting my final project in school, and there’s been tons of freelance work (will definately post that when I get the all-clear from the client).

It’s ironical that what I’m posting now is a personal project, since I have no idea how I managed to put the time down for it. It’s actually a drawing I’ve been working on for quite some time. It started as a sketch I made, just after my mom died a couple of years ago. At some point I scanned the sketch, and placed it in an Illustrator document. It’s been something that I’ve put a couple of minutes work into whenever I could find the time, and now it’s done.
I’m also posting the sketch, since that’s the piece of the artwork that actually means something to me. The finished render is just a lot of gradients and clipping masks

One of the last illustrations from my school project that ends this friday. It’s from an article about how your boss should be tough enough to fire employees when necessary, but also be considerate and caring.

I did these for a competition where the winning artist gets to illustrate about 80 different songs.

In true movie-sequel style I’ve chosen to make another robot poster. I rarely find the time to do personal projects, which it seems is every designers regret. When I do find the time to do exactly what I want, I also think the passion shows. I’m quite satisfied with this, and would love to do commisioned work like this!

I asked my teacher to give me another caricature assignment. He told me to do Samuel Beckett, and at first I didn’t remember how he looked, but when I googled him I immediately remembered his face. And what a face he had!

An illustration for an article about how teens spend a lot of time on games, internet etc. and how it isn’t necessarily a bad thing.

I have made a self portrait as part of my project on caricatures. I’m really beginning to rely on shading via clipping masks, which Chris Leavens helped me understand in this article he wrote, describing his workflow.

I’m working on a project where I’m working as a newspaper cartoonist, and I’m trying to make caricature work for me. Some of the critique I’ve gotten is that I should stick to drawing with vectors, so that’s what I’m trying to do here. I think it came out ok.