1. Reference photos are taken of you....or provided by you along with verbal description of your image idea.

2. Rough sketch is rendered for your approval.

3. You and I review preliminary sketch.

4. I produce the final art.



This is an example of the client posing for final image... and final illustration.

This is an example of a candid photo provided by client... and final illustration.




 

This is an example of the client posing for final image...the approval sketch...and the final image.

 This client wanted something cool done with his Dragon Chopper. Photo and verbal information was provided. Sketch was created for initial approval. Upon approval, sketch was scanned into paint program where image was created. Upon completion and approval, file was provided to client on CD... giving him the option of placing and using image where desired.

 Client provided photos and verbal direction. Initial sketch was created, scanned and painting began. Client is provided with images of creative process as it progresses. In this case... it was decided to change the overall layout after the painting began. Because the painting is done digitally... these kinds of adjustments can be made.