Showing posts with label pastels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pastels. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Jamel Akib's Scrapbook
Illustrator Jamel Akib on his regard for the fine artist sensibilities of 1980's illustrators & finding inspiration in his Mother's suitcase. Jamel's Scrapbook.
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business,
chalks,
cities,
conceptual,
economy,
Figure and People,
Jamel Akib,
loose,
painterly,
pastels,
portraits,
realistic,
scrapbook,
travel
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Barry Patterson's Scrapbook
Illustrator Barry Patterson tells of his enjoyment in working in both pastel and photo-realistic styles.
Barry Patterson's Scrapbook
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
An Award for Jamel
This stunning illustration comes from the wonderfully talented artist Jamel Akib and is one of several spreads for the children’s book "Tan to Tamarind".
The book has already gained award winning status after being selected as the "Honor title in the Picture Book category of the Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association (APALA) - Literature Award". Jamel explains: "The book was a collection of poems on the theme of the colour brown. Celebrating the shades of skin colour in all shades and how the shades conjure up different memories".
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Food Glorious Food
This Dickensian yuletide scene is the creation of Jamel Akib, who has illustrated two terrific food-themed pieces for Real Deal magazine.
Explains Jamel: “Chalk pastels worked well in getting over that dusky light and the softness of the snow... and got me in the mood for Christmas early!”
Explains Jamel: “Chalk pastels worked well in getting over that dusky light and the softness of the snow... and got me in the mood for Christmas early!”
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