Showing posts with label hand drawn type. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hand drawn type. Show all posts
Friday, August 22, 2014
Sunday, March 02, 2014
Faux Book Cover 6
It's been a while since I did one of these faux book covers. This time I gave my fake author a fake name. I think I would read this book.
Sunday, February 23, 2014
Friday, February 21, 2014
Miri Tee Logo
Friday, January 10, 2014
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Tuesday, August 06, 2013
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Faux Book Cover Project 5 - The Interesting Times of Lily Lee
Here's a continuation of my faux book cover project with hand lettered type.
So, apparently the whole "May you live in interesting times" Chinese curse is actually probably not really Chinese. I can still see this as a book title though.
This started out as a hot press watercolor paper test and then I thought I might as well do something with all that empty space. The dragon and the lettering is digital.
And here it is without the lettering:
Wednesday, June 05, 2013
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
You are doing fine
A hand lettered sign for those moments when you are freaking out.
Also available as wallpaper and a printable here: http://aeolidia.com/blog/2013/05/you-are-doing-fine-free-printable-by-aeolidia/
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Faux Book Cover Project - The Poison Pen
Watercolor, pen and ink and a heck of a lot of photoshopping.
Also, please ignore the fact that she has one big hand and one teeny tiny hand. I'm going to claim that was an artistic choice.
Also, please ignore the fact that she has one big hand and one teeny tiny hand. I'm going to claim that was an artistic choice.
Monday, January 14, 2013
Faux Book Cover Project Number 3 - Snow
The third installment of my fake book cover project. I'm not bothering to make up author names and put them on the book covers; but I did leave space for it at the bottom of this one.
I think this one was heavily influenced by one of my critique group partners, the very talented A.M. Sartor, who recently completed this cover image: http://amsartor.com/30828/984501/folio1/the-phoenix-project
Basically, it's all about the hair, as usual.
I think this one was heavily influenced by one of my critique group partners, the very talented A.M. Sartor, who recently completed this cover image: http://amsartor.com/30828/984501/folio1/the-phoenix-project
Basically, it's all about the hair, as usual.
Sunday, January 06, 2013
Faux Book Cover 2 - Twelve Thrilling Tales of Terror
Here's the next installment of my experiment in hand drawn type and book cover illustration.
This one is watercolor and pen and ink, assembled in Photoshop.
This one is watercolor and pen and ink, assembled in Photoshop.
Thursday, January 03, 2013
Faux Book Cover Project - The Oni and the Fox
Well, here's something completely different from me and not really recognizable as something I'd do except for the fact that there's a fox in it.
I wanted to work on my hand-lettering skills and my book cover design skills, so I had an idea to create some fake book covers as a personal project this year. With any luck, I hope to complete at least one a month, ideally many more than that.
This one was inked with a Pentel brush pen and Micron pens, and colored digitally. It's been a while since I inked anything; it was kind of fun. Maybe I'll have to incorporate black outlines back into my style. We'll see.
Oni, by the way, are Japanese demons.
I wanted to work on my hand-lettering skills and my book cover design skills, so I had an idea to create some fake book covers as a personal project this year. With any luck, I hope to complete at least one a month, ideally many more than that.
This one was inked with a Pentel brush pen and Micron pens, and colored digitally. It's been a while since I inked anything; it was kind of fun. Maybe I'll have to incorporate black outlines back into my style. We'll see.
Oni, by the way, are Japanese demons.
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Recently completed project - Surly Sheep
Monday, June 06, 2011
Ursa Minor Coffee Logo
I completed this project a bit ago - a logo and menu design for Ursa Minor Coffee, which is a mobile espresso shop based out of Asheville, NC. I even created my own handwritten font for
this project! The logo, menu, and a smattering of stars were enlarged and attached to the trailer; scroll down for images or check out their Facebook page for more images.


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