Been Gone for a While

Sorry folks,

I have been MIA for the past year and a half but I am going to be posting some new works soon. I haven't really touched a lot as far as illustration goes but I may have found a new passion all together.

So the Blog it's self as a portfolio my be taking a new direction.

~Karl

Illustrations for Table Game

*NOTE* Cover art is not mine

So another one of my Illustrations hits the market:

http://www.thoughthammer.com/nefarious-the-mad-scientist-game-p-8622.html

Love the idea and concepts behind the game. Various artist worked on this and the overall style of the game looks great!!

First Artwork Published

The Three Siblings Adventures: What We Want to Be---PDF EBOOK - Solstice Publishing Inc


My first works for sale, all profits go to a great cause and a print copy should be available soon. for more on the writer check out

Erika Talbot's web page

Logo Design

So what do you get for $150.00? Well here is a simple break down of my logo design process.

First thing is to talk to the client about their ideas and what they expect in the logo. Also to retrive any reference they might have for the logo. For example any colors, images or slogans.







Next is to make a sheet with at least ten rough samples/ideas for the client to review and choose from. This may happen more then once depending on if the client sees what they like the first time, I limit my work to no more then 4 revisions.














Once the client has made a decission we make any adjustment and turn out a final draft.












Then it is onto creating a vector based image from our final draft.











Once this is done we output our final image formats.




- 1 Vector image of the logo in four color for print(CMYK); Format: .ai or .eps
- 1 Vector image of the logo in rgb; Format: .ai or .eps
- 4 Pixel images of the logo in rgb: Format: .jpeg .gif and .png
- 1: 40 x 40px; 1: 80 x 80px; 1: 160 x 160px; 468 x 60px(web Banner)
--Toal of 14 images


And that's my logo design process in a nut shell. 50% up front non-refundable and 50% upon completion.

Business Cards and Logos

Enchanting Threads:
A business card created for a very talented seamstress who gears her work towards children and their imagination. It is two sided not fold or irregular.

Cougar Logo:
This was created for a middle school band program to be used on everything from T-Shirts to flyers to bumper stickers. It is vector and layered by color for the print shop.

Pig on Bricks

Pig on bricks--Watercolor