Tag: childrens book illustration
More artwork done! Update to earlier video! – March 25th, 2016
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Mar.25, 2016, under Cartooning
Leave a Comment :art, caricature, Caricatures, cartoon, Cartooning, child, childrens book illustration, childrens illustration, draw, drawing, Florida, Florida art, florida caricature, Florida cartoon, florida event, illustration, orlando, orlando caricature, orlando entertainment, orlando fun, Rob Smith Jr, sketch, sketching, Taylor Smith more...Ocklawaha Painting in Process! – March 22nd, 2016
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Mar.22, 2016, under Illusration
Me at SpringsFest 2016 as Swampy’s Florida! – March 20th, 2016
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Mar.20, 2016, under Cartooning, Swampy's Florida
Had a blast today “signing” (drawing in) Swampy’s Florida books during the Florida SpringsFest. Here are a few photos. The stories behind most of the photos can be found on the Swampy’s Florida page.
What a father sets aside – March 2nd, 2016
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Mar.02, 2016, under Cartooning
Interesting what a father sets aside. Found a few decades of my artwork in a box of his. Newspaper art, comics strips, advertising pieces, comic books and personal artwork.
Spent weekend moving my father’s things to my house. Great thanks to brother Jeff Smith, his friend Steve and old pal James Goddard for the enormous amount of help! James even found a 40th birthday comic book I had done for him and his twin brother.
#DailyInks – My annual #Christmas card in process. – December 1st, 2015
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Dec.01, 2015, under Illusration
Leave a Comment :art, childrens book illustration, childrens illustration, Christmas, Florida, Florida art, illustration, Jacob Smith, Rob Smith Jr, Taylor Smith more...#DailyInks #24 – Inking ‘Welcoming Friends’!
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Nov.25, 2015, under Illusration
All inked and ready for watercolor!
This newest painting is set in an exclusive area of Brevard County in Florida. Thanks to, my friends, the Cronkhite family I was able to take photos in the area. I used those to construct this illustration. More to come!
The finished painting can be seen during the 4th Anniversary open house at The Knowledge Exchange December 4th in Palm Bay, Florida.
#DailyInks #22 – Inking Swampy’s Florida cartoons!
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Nov.23, 2015, under Cartooning
Had a whirlwind last three days with little rest and lots done! Sunday I inked this set of cartoons for my Swampy’s Florida site.
Inked with a PITT Brush, soft brush and Tombow Fudenosuke hard brush pen.
#DailyInks #15 – Inking an Octopus!
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Nov.15, 2015, under Cartooning
This project dropped in as I drove to Lakeland Saturday afternoon and needed by Sunday night. Penciling and inking is easy. Coloring is the time eater.
This was inked with a Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen – Hard and a PITT medium pen.
#DailyInks #9 – Now a Week Ahead!
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Nov.10, 2015, under Cartooning
#DailyInks #3 – My inked Got Candy & More Coloring Page! – November 3rd, 2015
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Nov.03, 2015, under Cartooning
This is the inked #cartoon art for a coloring page that I still have to set up with border, logo and contact information. It’s for Got Candy & More in Lakeland, Florida. Great spot to get lots of homemade goodies, cup cakes & ice cream.
I couldn’t work at Got Candy! The very idea of being constantly surrounded with yummy cupcakes, homemade candy and ice cream is terrifying. That along with the obvious embezzlement of confectioneries that would send me up the river for a few terms at Raiford.
This was inked with Paper Mate medium Flair, PITT soft brush, and a Kuretake brush.
#DailyInks #1 – Ink-a-Rama – November 1st, 2015
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Nov.01, 2015, under Cartooning
#DailyInks #1 – Been inking ALOT today!! Easier to show a table of it! Met with pal Barbara at Axum Coffee Shop in Winter Garden, Florida, to get an illustration for her started and went from there. Lots done. Swampy’s Florida Happy cartoons, editorial cartoons, caricature, coloring page, milk cartons, etc. etc. About four hours worth. And there’s still more to do! Thanks to my new young writer friend Amira for snapping this shot!