Something I made for some good friends and because I've wanted to do a LOTR piece for a while now...
Showing posts with label american illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label american illustration. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Finn Vs The Ice King!
Saturday, November 12, 2011
This is Just a Tribute
Here's my fan art tribute to the wonderful Adventure Time character Marceline - she rocks ;)
- Kali
www.biteyourthumb.com
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Saturday, April 23, 2011
American Illustration 30
The two Shunga (Japanese erotica) inspired pieces I created for the Autumn Society‘s “East Meets East” exhibition last year at AxD Gallery have been selected to appear in American Illustration 30, which will be released in November of this year at the annual AI-AP party in NYC. Last year's selection was also from an Autumn Society show.



The Dream of the Octorock's Wife

Super Utamaro Bros.
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Kill The Myth

HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL THE AUTUMN SOCIETY FRIENDS!!
This is my christmas card for 2010 which is a slight variation of my "Kill the Myth" Illustration. Available as print in many forms at my:
www.german-orozco.deviantart.com
Also, my 3G Show collection is available as Giclee print at my bigcartel shop, I think it may be a nice gift this holidays, please spread the word!
www.germanorozcoshop.bigcartel.com
Friday, November 26, 2010
Carlos Araujo in American Illustration 29
Hello everybody!
I would like to share a good news with you guys... My illustration "Rampage" was chosen to be part of the American Illustration 29! I'm very happy to be part of it...!

Inspired by the mood of old sci-fi comic book adventures and initially created for self-promotion, Rampage was so popular that I decided to make it available as a high quality, Giclee print (18,7" x 24,6").
People who are outside Brazil and are interested in buying a Rampage print, please send me a message: carlos[at]silbachstation[dot]com
See ya!
Carlos Araujo
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www.silbachstation.com
Twitter: twitter.com/silbachstation
I would like to share a good news with you guys... My illustration "Rampage" was chosen to be part of the American Illustration 29! I'm very happy to be part of it...!
Inspired by the mood of old sci-fi comic book adventures and initially created for self-promotion, Rampage was so popular that I decided to make it available as a high quality, Giclee print (18,7" x 24,6").
People who are outside Brazil and are interested in buying a Rampage print, please send me a message: carlos[at]silbachstation[dot]com
See ya!
Carlos Araujo
------------------------------------
www.silbachstation.com
Twitter: twitter.com/silbachstation
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
t-shirts
I was recently asked by folks at shirthack.com to do a Star Wars t-shirt design for them, they are a new company and they will be launching hopefully later this week.
Needless to say I was really excited, who doesn't want to do a Star Wars drawing? Seriously, there is probably something wrong with you if you don't want to. Anyway, they asked me to do something with Darth Vader, which sounded pretty good to me, but the problem was that as I started brainstorming all the ideas I came up with would make nice prints and be a blast to make, but would not be something that I would ever wear on a shirt. So the challenge became, what kind of Star Wars shirt would I actually wear? In the end it turned out I wanted something subtle and here it is.
Needless to say I was really excited, who doesn't want to do a Star Wars drawing? Seriously, there is probably something wrong with you if you don't want to. Anyway, they asked me to do something with Darth Vader, which sounded pretty good to me, but the problem was that as I started brainstorming all the ideas I came up with would make nice prints and be a blast to make, but would not be something that I would ever wear on a shirt. So the challenge became, what kind of Star Wars shirt would I actually wear? In the end it turned out I wanted something subtle and here it is.



There is also a chance that my Coffee Break image that I did for the 3G show may end up on a shirt as well, but still working on how to turn it into a shirt design. I will post something on my blog or maybe here again as soon as they are available for purchase, in the mean time hold your horses.
Have a good one
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
American Illustration 29
“Carebear Carnage”, which I created for the Autumn Society’s 80s Pop! Show, has been selected to appear in American Illustration 29, which will be released in November of this year at the annual AI-AP party in NYC.
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