Baby with the Bathwater

Here are some poster designs I just completed for Surfside Players' production of Baby with the Bathwater, by Christopher Durang.  And earlier version of the poster and a brief description of the design is available here.

Since putting it on the postcard, though, a few changes have been made.  The play is a farce about a boy named Daisy and, in true Christopher Durang fashion, a lot of strange, sometimes darkly funny things happen.  I originally made the design to look like a children's book, but the director wanted to make it more clear that there is something...off about the whole thing.  He gave me some suggestions from the play of items to scatter around the floor of the baby.  So, I added a toy made of an old pipe from a hospital, a vodka bottle with a rubber nipple on it, a teddy bear with it's head ripped off, etc.

Below are the finished designs:

11 x 17 poster (I cut off the advertisement boilerplate for the purpose of posting it here)

8.5 x 11 paper flyer (w/ boilerplate)

Black and white small newspaper advertisement.

Apologetic Rob(ot).

This is a t-shirt design I did for a friend.  She gave me no guidelines at all, just wanted something fun.  So after a few iterations and some ideas from my friend, we ended on this design:

If, by any chance, you are interested in owning one of these shirts, please contact me!

Original Illustrator Drawings and Cartoons

Here are some original drawings I did on Illustrator for fun.  The first was from a few weeks ago and was inspired by the speed skating I watched non-stop during the Olympics.

"Christmastime" began as an exercise in tracing the face and torso from a sketch in a sample of CS4 artwork, and it evolved into an Xmas card cover of sorts.  

Finally, "Wormy' Adventures" resulted from a stream-of-consciousness drawing session.  I guess I was in a children's book kind of mood.