Mutt Ink was honored to create art work for Wired Magazine’s “Dual Perspectives.” The topic for this month’s article, the pros and cons of cloud computing. The solution, one techno pimped cumulus.
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Here is the newest addition to the children’s book that we’ve been slowly working on for over a year. To see more illustrations for the book visit Bartholomew’s blog.
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Well, I’m finally back. I’ve been in India inking. Or maybe I’ve been inking with India ink. Either way, here is the newest member to the Bartholomew family. To see more visit bartholomewhat.blogspot.com.
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It’s funny, I get a bit nervous every time I start a new project, but nothing has brought more sweat to my palms then attempting to render Jesus… as a fingerprint.
Because we were dealing with the senses, Josh (the client) wanted a tactile cover with a human touch. In order to accomplish this, my suggestion was to layer dimensional papers and hand render the type and illustration. Now layered papers and hand done type aren’t exactly new to me, but cut paper type is. But what better way to represent human touch (and error) then to cut type out with scissors.
For as much stomach acid as this project produced, I’m really excited about the end result and the new techniques I’ve learned along the way. I really love projects that push you a step or 2 outside your comfort level and force you to invent.
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Here is our very first book cover for Storey Publishing. The book offers up detailed information on how to raise and ride horses in a sustainable manner. Because a good part of the book is dedicated to setting up and properly using the natural resources surrounding the horse, I figured creating the horse out of those natural resources felt…well, it just felt natural.
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