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Children's Books
During my Freelance work, I have had the chance to work with multiple clients.
One of my favorite projects to work on was anything geared for children.
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When approached by new clients, I would outline that I do not work on any violent or graphic projects. So when I would get children's projects, I would really get into them. My wife and I have our own Children's Story, that we have talked about collaborating on one day.
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Below are a sampling of the children's books or projects I have worked on, for clients.
My specialty when I was starting out was hand drawn black and white illustrations.
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I would scan the images into my program. From there I could add text or word balloons.
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I soon integrated Adobe illustrator.
I still really enjoyed working in Black and White art.
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Once I started delivering projects using illustrator, I could incorporate photos and images that clients provided. Many of the early clients liked to have friends and family members as characters in the finished work.
I am very proud of this project. I remember it was for a eBook, on spirituality and teaching children how to pray.
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This was one of the first projects completed entirely using Adobe illustrator.
I would welcome the opportunity to discuss any project you have in mind.
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The following images come from the children's eBooks Cad McGhee & The Nasty Three.
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When I gave my first sample images at the start of this project. The client asked me to go more simplistic.
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We soon settled on this style. There are seven books I illustrated in the series.
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This was the longest continued project series I had the privilege to work on.
Each story focused on one heist made by the four raccoon bandits.
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Hot on their heels was Sargent Barge.
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One book, they stole the monument from
Plymouth Rock.
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In another book, they kidnapped Punxsutawney Phil just before Groundhog Day.
For each book, I ended up learning something new.
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Each took place somewhere of significance in the United States.
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The author, was very detail oriented. I enjoyed working on each book.
