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Laura Goetz, Betsy Franco Feeney, Stephanie Ruble - 2014 COLOR Illustration Directory

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Laura Goetz Illustrator P - 36 Betsy Franco Feeney Illustrator P - 37 Stephanie Ruble Illustrator P - 38 To flip thru the directory pages click on:  2014 COLOR Directory PDF   CBIG-NYC.com

Nancy Doniger, Susie Lee Jin, Diana Ting Delosh: 2014 Black & White illustration Directory

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Nancy Doniger illustrator P - 21 Susie Lee Jin Illustrator/Author P - 22 Diana Ting Delosh Illustrator/Writer P - 23 2014 Black & White Illustration Directory PDF CBIG-NYC.com

Christine Mix, Kristine Lombardi, Betsey Franco Feeney - 2014 Black & White Illustration Directory

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Christine Mix Illustrator/Author P - 18 Kristine Lombardi Illustrator/Designer P - 19 Betsy Franco Feeney Illustrator P - 20 2014 Black & White Illustration Directory PDF CBIG-NYC.com

Diana Ting Delosh - ANTICIPATION!

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Anticipation! © Diana Ting Delosh Ink and Watercolor Kitten can't wait for the cupcakes to finish baking.  Exactly how Diana feels when she's working on a project. She can't wait for it to be Baked. She can see the finished project in her mind. It's just a matter of the reality matching up with the dream. Will the finished art fall flat or rise to the occasion.   ANTICIPATION is an illustration from her latest picture book dummy M-M-M-M CUPCAKES! You can read about it on her blog at dtdelosh.blogspot.com You can also find more Yummy art on her portfolio at dianadelosh.com

Stephanie Ruble's Tip - Revision: Breathing New Life Into Old Art

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I love creating new art, but once in a while I like to take an old piece and breathe new life into it. When people think of revision, they usually think of text, but pictures can be revised as well. Many times the image gets revised as it goes from sketch to final, but sometimes you have a piece that just doesn’t work out, or a piece you always loved that doesn’t fit your current style. Those are prime candidates for revision. Things to consider when revising: composition, emotion, color, character, and what the illustration is for (fun, portfolio, job, etc.). Here's a piece I revised recently: First Snow of the Season What’s new: snow (instead of rain), the cat (instead of a stuffed toy moose and stuffed toy bunny), and multiple changes to the girl on the right. It’s a lot better than it was before, but not perfect. Maybe some day I’ll revise it again! If you are interested in more recent image revisions (including the paisley whale), I showed them here . Please visi...

outside: sruble

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I’ve been experimenting with my digital style to make it more painterly and yet retain the flat color that I like so much. This first piece of new art is an example of that experiment and works for the CBIG blog prompt this month (outside) and the Illustration Friday prompt for this week (atmosphere). Instead of raining cats and dogs, it’s raining on the cats and dogs! Please visit sruble.com to learn more about my art and projects, or my blog to see more recent art.

Autumn - Diana Ting Delosh

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The Pumpkin Pickers © Diana Ting Delosh Ink & Watercolor, self promotion postcard and greeting card Tabby Cat and Owl are picking pumpkins for Halloween, their favorite autumn holiday. They are looking for the perfect pumpkin to carve a jack o' lantern. It's a good thing they can both see well at night. Cat looks quite dashing in his pirate costume. Owl is also ready for halloween trick or treats all dressed up as a wizard. For more info about the illustrator please see Diana's website and blog .

SUMMER: Diana Ting Delosh

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SMOKEY JOE • © Diana Ting Delosh • Ink & Watercolor Smokey Joe loves to play hide and seek with the other animals in the summer garden. "Come out Come out wherever you are," he calls. No one answers. I think the other animals prefer to remain hidden. To find out more visit Diana's website or blog .