
I told you yesterday that I had illustrated this same character about ten years ago for the same client and, after seeing what he looked like back then, I decided it was time for a little upgrade. The client requested if I could put a paint brush in this guy's back pocket so that gave me the perfect opportunity to redo him. I figured if I needed to add something to the original figure why not just do him all over again and make him look better.
I also added a rag in his other back pocket as well. You can see how it had to be modified and shortened from the original illustration to fit into the logo design. But, I think it worked out well.

It was really a great idea on his part and it made my job that much easier when getting the finished piece done. And, because we were on the same page, I got this done really quick and out the door.
And now it's on to the next project!
Have a great day!
3 comments:
Awesome Sean, being a painting contrator myself I can appreciate how cool this is even a little bit more. Nice work man, I know your client must be really happy with the results!
Are all the stop motion animation guys out there painters? Is it like a secret club? If I start doing stop motion animation will I want to paint too? Or are all painting contractors secretly home at night working on little stop motion films?
I sense a conspiracy!
Thanks, Mike :)
Hahaha, You got us!
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