Monthly Archives: December 2006

Illustration Friday: Phoenix

Phoenix, For the Very First Time*, is the newest Un-Book that will never be at a fine bookstore near you. Here is a closeup. * My sincere apologies to Patricia MacLachlan, for using her title Arthur, For the Very First Time. … Continue reading

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Illustration Friday: Peace

Introducing the first Alien to English Un–Book Dictionary that will help you avoid those uncomfortable situations when introducing yourself to the people of a new planet. Share this:EmailPrintShareDiggFacebookStumbleUponReddit

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How to add texture to a Photoshop brush

This brush stroke is made with the Hard-Round 19 pixles brush. This texture is scanned from a board that I textured with gesso. When the gesso dried, I painted over the complete surface with a thin acrylic wash of black. … Continue reading

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Painting experiment

I am always experimenting with new digital processes. For this process I scanned in a gesso texture and applied the texture to Adobe Photoshop brushes. I have included the complete composition and a close up. Share this:EmailPrintShareDiggFacebookStumbleUponReddit

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Illustration Friday: Help

This frog doesn’t need any help. In fact, help could be deadly. This new unbook will never be at a bookstore near you. Share this:EmailPrintShareDiggFacebookStumbleUponReddit

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Illustration Friday: Mask

I Would Rather Be a Weed! is the newest unbook not by Scott E Franson. It will never be at a bookstore near you. I hope this image brings back good memories of Elementary School Theatrical productions. Share this:EmailPrintShareDiggFacebookStumbleUponReddit

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Emergency Room Book Promotion

I had a very strange evening yesterday. I will spare you all of the gory details, but last night I ended up in the emergency room at our local hospital. Don’t worry, I am just fine now. While the nurse … Continue reading

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