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Drawn with Micron.01 pen on 7" x 5" acid free 130 lb. multi-media paper. Hand drawn with Micron .01 and .005 pens. Background painted with a mix of watercolor paints, colored with watercolor pens, and shaded with Prismacolor pencil and Prismacolor white pencil. Thanks for viewing. Comments and fav's appreciated.
2005
“Drawing upon the idiosyncrasies of “commercial art” lettering from the early twentieth century, Fella utilized the techniques and materials of this period to form his alphabet.”
It says: Kate Bingaman has always been in love with her handwriting. She first flexed her typographicd muscles by forging her friends' parents' signatures on elementary school band practice sheets. She never forged her parents' signatures because she actually liked practicing her flute. At some point she veered away from a budding career in forgery and now uses her powers for good. Obsessiveconsumption.com is Kate's baby, and she is constantly drawing the dumb things that she buys (and words that describe the dumb things that she buys). She is an assistant professor of graphic design at Mississippi State University. Typography is her favorite class to teach.
The Reverend sent this to me back in the day.I wish him well and I hope to see him on my travels real soon!
This is way awesome!
2005
“Drawing upon the idiosyncrasies of “commercial art” lettering from the early twentieth century, Fella utilized the techniques and materials of this period to form his alphabet.”
* Status: traded with Lindsaywhimsy (UK).
* Handdrawn bug. Pencil, coloured pencils and ink on cardstock.
* Handgetekende kever. Potlood, kleurpotloden en inkt op cardstock.
The large free form hollow developed some cracks on the front and a large one on the back :(
Can't remember what I did wrong since the bases were made more than a year ago.
The rest did well, now just wanting to figure out a more permanent patina than what the kiln gives Bronzclay. Any suggestions?
Visited the Oregon Historical Society archives recently to appreciate and learn about vintage typography and hand-illustrated landform representation.
Made for a personal trade with AikaMoonKitten.
"So Elegant" is done completely in Prisma Colored Pencils with a touch of acrylic paint which has then been rubber cemented to some Bristol Board to give the card some strength.
Introducing The Shop's hand-drawn burst vector elements, volume two!
These 36 unique bursts have been carefully traced on paper with a Pentel Sign Pen.
This second volume of bursts has been designed around elements fitting geometrical shapes: circles, ellipses, triangles, squares, pentagons, etc.
After being scanned at 600 ppi, each of the bursts have been cleaned up, and digitized very precisely in Illustrator. Additionally, bitmap TIFF and PNG files were generated.
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What's included in your download:
- 36 hand-drawn bursts
- Vector format (Ai CC, Ai CS6, EPS, and PDF) of all bursts on one big artboard
- Vector format (Ai CC, Ai CS6, EPS, and PDF) of all bursts on separated artboards (15"x15")
- Bitmap TIFF files
- PNG files (4500x4500 pixels @ 300 ppi)
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- Hand-drawn bursts volume 01: crmrkt.com/0b2PA
- Hand-drawn bursts volume 02: crmrkt.com/W9eQW
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Like the grit you see in the preview images? It's generated with my photocopy noise textures volume 01 and volume 02, that you can purchase here: crmrkt.com/MqjoV and crmrkt.com/NvKqd
Drawn with Micron.01 pen on 7" x 5" acid free 130 lb. multi-media paper. Hand drawn with Micron .01 and .005 pens. Background painter with watercolor paints. Shaded with #2 pencil. Thanks for viewing. Comments and fav's appreciated.
I've wanted to make this recreation for a while. This is a layered collage piece. Almost every detail on it is a different layer which has been colored, dyed, and trimmed to make this cute scene. Made for SerenaAzureth & SweetAsStevie BoJack Horseman ATC private swap on Swap-bot.
"Princess Carolyn" is done with acrylic paint, watercolors, and paper which have been cut and layered in a paper collage which has then been rubber cemented to some Bristol Board to give the cards some strength.
Flower Meow! ^.^ Made for AAA: Flower Power swap on Swap-Bot.
"Purple Kitty Flower Power" is done with acrylic paint which has then been rubber cemented to some Bristol Board to give the cards some strength.
I've wanted to make this recreation for a while. This is a layered collage piece. Almost every detail on it is a different layer which has been colored, dyed, and trimmed to make this cute scene. Made for TAC : Intl ATC Anime by decade : 1970s swap on Swap-bot.
"Maetel: Galaxy Express 999" is done with acrylic paint and colored pencil which have been cut and layered in a paper collage which has then been rubber cemented to some Bristol Board to give the cards some strength.
I drew these cards after the overwhelming response I received for the geisha cards. Once I started on the 3 Asian cards, the others came easily. I also did three African female cards as well. I just didn't like them. Back to the drawing board.
I wanted something special for my 'destination wedding' (if you will). Something guests could use and interact with, while keeping a fresh beach-look and color palette. Save the dates were sent out, then the 10-panel fold-out invite was secured with a monogrammed pink wax seal was mailed to guests. (with of course - custom stamp ;) Map on the inside was hand-drawn with water color and graphic icons, or visualizations of necessary information and popular sites around the Los Angeles / Santa Monica area. RSVP, were one flap- perforated for guest to tear off and mail.
Visited the Oregon Historical Society archives recently to appreciate and learn about vintage typography and hand-illustrated landform representation.
I've wanted to make this recreation for a while. This is a layered collage piece. Almost every detail on it is a different layer which has been colored, dyed, and trimmed to make this cute scene. Made for Fruits basket zodiac atc # 1 - Yuki (the rat) swap on Swap-bot.
"Yuki Sohma" is done with acrylic paint and colored pencil which have been cut and layered in a paper collage which has then been rubber cemented to some Bristol Board to give the cards some strength.
World, meet the hand-drawn vector map patterns. These twenty (20) set of intricate line patterns were created to mimic the topography line found on maps, architectural drawings, etc.
Each pattern was drawn with care, using a Pentel Sign pen, on white paper. These drawings were then scanned in at 600 ppi, carefully cleaned up, and turned into vector assets.
In addition, high resolution transparent PNGs, and bitmap TIFFs versions are included. The PNG versions in particular transcribe transparency variation in the inking work. The TIFF versions feature high density halftone patterns, to make for nice line definition.
What's included in your download:
- Twenty (20) hand-drawn vector map patterns (Ai, PDF, EPS)
- Twenty (20) transparent PNG versions (~4,930x6,300 pixels @ 600 ppi)
- Twenty (20) bitmap TIFF versions (~4,930x6,300 pixels @ 300 ppi)
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Like the grit you see in the preview images? It's generated with my photocopy noise textures volume 02, that you can purchase here: crmrkt.com/NvKqd
Visited the Oregon Historical Society archives recently to appreciate and learn about vintage typography and hand-illustrated landform representation.
Been having so much fun with projects like this. This is a layered collage piece. Almost every detail on it is a different layer which has been colored, dyed, and trimmed to make this cute scene. Made for ATC - Free Themed # 31 (USA) swap Swap-bot.
"Aviation Commander" is done with acrylic paint and watercolors which have been cut and layered in a paper collage which has then been rubber cemented to some Bristol Board to give the card some strength.