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August 08, 2008
Meeting Notes 89
August 01, 2008
Meeting Notes 88
July 25, 2008
Meeting Notes 87
This is traveling me again. I believe he's put in another appearence in meeting notes sometime in the past.
Labels: illustration, meeting_notes
July 18, 2008
Meeting Notes 86
July 11, 2008
Meeting Notes 85
July 04, 2008
Meeting Notes 84
June 27, 2008
Meeting Notes 83
These are the first meeting notes from 2008.
The last two are kinda lame, but I sorta liked the Ninja so that's why that page made it.
The last two are kinda lame, but I sorta liked the Ninja so that's why that page made it.
Labels: illustration, meeting_notes
June 20, 2008
Meeting Notes 82
June 13, 2008
Meeting Notes 81
I think that second one is supposed to be the hairy creature from Bugs Bunny but you sure couldn't tell it by looking.
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June 06, 2008
Meeting Notes 80
This week we have a man with a skin condition, a teddy bears picnic and other assorted crap.
Labels: illustration, meeting_notes
May 30, 2008
Meeting Notes 79
…aaaaaaaaaaand we're back. Thanks for your patience.
So this is the beginning of Vol. 14 of meeting notes and encompasses November of last year till (most likely) June of this year (maybe July). I've decided to change up the format of these posts a little by posting full page thumbs that link to the larger images.
Anyway, on to this weeks images, which, apart from the robot, can be summed up as vicious beasts. Enjoy.
So this is the beginning of Vol. 14 of meeting notes and encompasses November of last year till (most likely) June of this year (maybe July). I've decided to change up the format of these posts a little by posting full page thumbs that link to the larger images.
Anyway, on to this weeks images, which, apart from the robot, can be summed up as vicious beasts. Enjoy.
Labels: illustration, meeting_notes
May 29, 2008
Fitted Sheets 07
Step 7:
And there you have it. I hope now you can fold a fitted sheet with confidence and alacrity. Personally, I feel that even though you can fold a fitted sheet, it's not worth the effort.
And there you have it. I hope now you can fold a fitted sheet with confidence and alacrity. Personally, I feel that even though you can fold a fitted sheet, it's not worth the effort.
Labels: fitted_sheet, illustration, sketches
May 28, 2008
Fitted Sheets 06
May 27, 2008
Fitted Sheets 05
May 26, 2008
Fitted Sheets 04
May 25, 2008
Fitted Sheets 03
May 24, 2008
Fitted Sheets 02
May 23, 2008
Fitted Sheets 01
I have always contended that it is impossible to fold a fitted sheet and that the best one could hope for was a vaguely rectangular result. I would scoff at peoples claims otherwise.
Well recently for work I had to do a series of illustration demonstrating that not only was it possible to fold a fitted sheet, but also how to do it.
Since I have been very lax lately about putting up meeting notes (I've scanned a bunch in and should have some for next Friday), I thought I would put up these over the next week.
I present you with step one in sketch and final form. I would just like to note here that these were done on a Cintiq tablet that we had in the department for a few days, and if any one ever wanted to get me one of these as a gift I wouldn't turn it down.
I'm not going to put up the copy that went along with these, as if I've done my job, the illustrations should tell the whole story.
Well recently for work I had to do a series of illustration demonstrating that not only was it possible to fold a fitted sheet, but also how to do it.
Since I have been very lax lately about putting up meeting notes (I've scanned a bunch in and should have some for next Friday), I thought I would put up these over the next week.
I present you with step one in sketch and final form. I would just like to note here that these were done on a Cintiq tablet that we had in the department for a few days, and if any one ever wanted to get me one of these as a gift I wouldn't turn it down.
I'm not going to put up the copy that went along with these, as if I've done my job, the illustrations should tell the whole story.
Labels: fitted_sheet, illustration, sketches
March 14, 2007
Work Illustrations 01
Here's an illustration I did recently for an article about podcasting. I was going for a Mucha sort of thing using the earbuds and cords as the swirly bits.
Labels: illustration
November 02, 2006
Brand New Design
As you can see KenBroman.com has been completely redesigned and I'm pretty pleased with how the it's looking. Not only that but all the portfolio pages are fully stocked so go have a look at the Design, Illustration and Photography sections.
So let me know what you think of the redesign and if you notice anything broken drop me a line.
So let me know what you think of the redesign and if you notice anything broken drop me a line.
Labels: design, illustration, photos
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