Showing posts with label Old Folks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Old Folks. Show all posts

Friday, August 5, 2011

Sexy Can I?

Totally speechless - Check out this awesome piece finalized by Jesse Riggle and conceptualized by Niki Maro - what a dream team.


Checkmate!

This week we had a rival face-off between two new collaborators! Whitney Sherman went to final on the old-tastic sketch created by Andrew Morgan.




Illustrator/educator Whitney Sherman teaches at MICA and is the Director of the new MFA in Illustration Practice. In addition, she is Co-Director of Dolphin Press & Print @ MICA and proprietor of Pbody Dsign producing limited edition illustrated housewares. Sherman loves landscaping, history, food and all the clients she has worked with from her studio Whitney Sherman Illustration, where she is nationally represented by Gerald & Cullen Rapp, Inc., New York. Visit her website here.

Still in Love

Luckily to balance out our super sad piece - we have a heart-warming example of how delightful it is to grow old with the one you love. This week we had the privilege of superstar illustrator Whitney Sherman joining us for a swap - her sketch was taken to final by the talented Niki Maro.


The Price is Right!

Old people (and me) love the Price is Right! And everyone's favorite game of course is Plinko. This week as an ode to Bob Barker and all things old Alyssa Nassner created this Plinko sketch which was completed by Gabriela Nicole Gonzalez.


Euro-trash

New comer and illustrator-turned-designer Andrew Morgan took on the sketch of Caitlyn Crites for a final piece with attitude. Chao!




Andrew Morgan is a designer residing in Baltimore, MD. He has his BFA in design from MICA, and an Associates Degree in illustration from The Delaware College of Art and Design. Besides drawing and designing, he's interested in copy-writing and content strategy, minor web coding, new media and trends, and making some damn good cake. Check out his design portfolio here!

Saddest Painting Ever

This painting is almost as sad as the movie "Click", but not quite. For this piece Rachel Dougherty had to hold back tears while re-envisioning a sketch from Carlos Patino.


Vacationing Old Folks

I can only imagine this is what my parents will look like when they're old - when I think of cruise's I always remember that episode of Rocko's Modern Life where he goes on that old folks cruise through the Bermuda Triangle...yeah. This piece was completed by Alyssa Nassner, and sketched by the awesome Jesse Riggle.


Shiny Gold Tooth?

Back in action illustrator Carlos Patino went to final on the sketch by second time contributor Gabriela Nicole Gonzalez.


Solo Chess Match

This week Caitlyn Crites took a second stab at an artist collab and went to final on a sketch by Rachel Dougherty.