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Monthly Archives: August 2009
Kareema Corn
In an effort to stave off ever mounting clutter, Tina and I exchange handmade cards instead of gifts on most holidays. This was the Valentine’s Day card I gave her this year. It’s based on a hapless chap I saw … Continue reading
Posted in Drawer Cards, Illustration
Tagged cartoons, Drawer Cards, Illustration, Joe Williams, Valentine's Day
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Video Plague
This was an early digital work done on a Commodore 64 using an Animation Station which was a Wacom-like digitizing tablet. It was printed on a Panasonic dot matrix printer. I was trying to find the drawing I sent in … Continue reading
Posted in Blast from the Past
Tagged 1980s, Commodore 64, digital illustration, dot matrix, Joe Williams, rat, rodent, vermin
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Sweaty Eddie
I’ve been doing variations on this same panicked/agitated/junkie-in-need-of-a-fix guy for years. I did a version of him as a first assignment in a Sophomore illustration class. Â I did a digital version on a Commodore 64 using a Wacom-like tablet called … Continue reading
My First Paying Job
This was my first paying freelance job. It was an illustration for the Jewish Exponent accompanying an article that had something to do with what the former hippies were up to 20 years after the hippie era. Essentially, they told … Continue reading
Posted in Blast from the Past, Illustration
Tagged Cartoon, Hippie, Illustration, Joe Williams, technical pen
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Don’t Look Back
The electric pencil sharpener my Father bought me while I was still in high school died yesterday. I still like and use wooden pencils, and I want to get another one, but it won’t be electric. I’m looking around eBay … Continue reading
All The Kids Are Doing It
Today it’s branding, piercing and tattoos, tomorrow it will be gene splicing with nonhuman DNA and cybernetic augmentation. Although your friend is really good with tools, it would probably be a mistake to let him implant that new digital olfactory … Continue reading
Posted in photo manipulation
Tagged digital illustration, Joe Williams, monster, photo manipulation, Photoshop
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