Aisling

the art of
Jeremiah LeBlanc
Showing posts with label líníocht. Show all posts
Showing posts with label líníocht. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Digital Galleries

Today, I posted some of my work on Behance, an online applied arts gallery. Follow the link to view and click on "appreciate" to show your support here.


Click to view on Behance.

Saturday, May 9, 2015

Cafe Sketches

Montreal is great for having a variety of choices when it comes to cafe environments. Still, it can be difficult sometimes to find a good atmosphere that will allow some time and space to sketch or draw. Although sketching or drawing can be done in most places, I'm always on the search for a place that is in tune as a creative space. Besides that, this place has tons of character on its own and it made for a great (humid) afternoon sketching (before the eventual downpour).

a wooden table and floral wallpaper to set the mood

a figure emerges from the white space as I am immersed in coffee.

ink pens and a sketch in progress

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Sketchbook Entry

áthas / joy (king) sketch

skeleton / flowers, pencil sketch.

With the coming of Spring from the gray frozen winter, my inspirational aspiration this season is joy.

Monday, January 27, 2014

Nina

Nina a la lune. pencil sketch

Nina reaches up from the page as I take the photo : I'm nearly finished my work for the Children's Hospital illustration, "Nina a la lune" ( Nina has the moon ). The next step is into a digital dimension...

Saturday, January 11, 2014

Back to the Drawing Table

...various projects on my drawing table

The cold creates clutter, when's Spring cleaning again? It's fortunate I prefer small-scale formats for my illustrations. Basking in the warmth of my desk lamp.

Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Drawing the Moon

moon pencil drawing/sketch

Continuing work on the Children's Hospital Illustration, for the piece, "Nina a la lune" (Nina Has the Moon), phonetics book illustration. Today, I got away to a cafe to sketch out the moon element that I plan to transpose over the figure of "Nina" digitally. Let's see how it goes...