This is a portrait I did of the wonderful Annie Lennox in oils. Lots of bright, fun colours in the headress!
Portrait in watercolour and pencil
This is a portrait I did recently of a toddler. The artwork is done in pencil, with a sepia wash. These portraits are available on commission – just email me a good quality Jpeg! I am a Melbourne artist
The Magic Crystal eBook
This is my debut children’s eBook as both writer and illustrator. The book is available for purchase through www.smashwords.com, Barnes & Noble, Apple, Diesel, and Kobo.
Find me on Smashwords at: http://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/joyantonie
Sample or purchase my ebook at Smashwords: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/35859
PS: I am a Melbourne artist
A Guide To Australian Ettiquette – Ita Buttrose
I was fortunate enough recently to be commissioned by Penguin Books to do all of the illustrations for: “A Guide to Australian Ettiquette” by Ita Buttrose.( I am a Melbourne artist.)
Apiarist in Love! Storyboard
Here is a recent storyboard frame pencilled in a heavy lead, then scanned into Photoshop, and digitally colored. Lovin the bees! Sahweet! PS: I am a Melbourne illustrator.
Vegie Cricket – Storyboard
Here is a recent storyboard frame pencilled in a heavy lead, then scanned into Photoshop, and digitally colored. Howzat! I am a Melbourne illustrator.
Happy Feet Slurpee Fight – Storyboard
Here is a recent storyboard frame pencilled in a heavy lead, then scanned into Photoshop, and digitally colored. Cute stuff!! I am a Melbourne Illustrator.
Old Rascal – Storyboard
Here is a recent storyboard frame, which I have pencilled in a heavy lead, then scanned into photoshop to colour digitally. Voila! All good. I am a Melbourne illustrator.
Acrylic painting
Here is an acrylic painting, named “White Lily”, which was a commission. It measures 91cm x91cm, with the painting continuing around the sides, which measure 3.5cm. It is strung at the back – ready to hang. ( I am a Melbourne artist.)
Portraits
This is a portrait I did of one of my favourite artists, Salvador Dali. Brilliant man! He was fascinated with eggs at one stage of his life, and so I thought it appropiate that he should be offering one! Done in pencil. PS: I am a Melbourne portrait artist.