I think it turned out well, and I hope you'll all stick around to see what it looks like after I'm done digitally adding color into it. The book is at 30% completion, and we're still aiming for a winter release.
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Promo Poster Design
Check out the finished promo poster for the upcoming graphic novel, Destination Unknown, set in 1930's Savannah, Georgia. It's a spin-off of my previous two novels in the Flagler's Few series. Written and illustrated by myself, and inks by Ryan English.
I think it turned out well, and I hope you'll all stick around to see what it looks like after I'm done digitally adding color into it. The book is at 30% completion, and we're still aiming for a winter release.
I think it turned out well, and I hope you'll all stick around to see what it looks like after I'm done digitally adding color into it. The book is at 30% completion, and we're still aiming for a winter release.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
The Lonely Shell

I'm pleased to announce the publication of "The Lonely Shell", a children's book by Malia Domingo and illustrated by myself. You can purchase it off Lulu.com, and hopefully with success, it will be available nationwide!
Check it out, it's a beautifully written book, and the illustrations ain't bad either. ;-)
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Poster Ad Design and Wedding Invite
This is a poster I did for Greg Proffit's Creepy Crawl Pub Tours in Savannah, Georgia. It's a great ghost tour and I'm happy to be a part of it. If you're ever in Savannah (at least for the next four months) call this number and ask for me. I'll be sure to scare you and get you buzzed all at once.
The second illustration is a wedding invite for my sister's wedding. I haven't heard her thoughts on it yet...so this might not be the final artwork.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
"Flagler's Few" wrap cover designs


These are wrap cover illustrations for my second-run print of Flagler's Few and the Reaper of Saint George Street Volume 1 and Volume 2. Originally designed as two separate books, I reworked the first cover and combined the two books together as a compendium. However, I've met with some unhappy feedback of the book being combined by my sellers in St. Augustine who prefer to sell the books separate.
If I can't find a traditional publisher (and I'm really hoping I do find one!) I may have to resort to selling the books as two instead of one. It's more cost effective and it seems to keep the sellers and buyers happy too! :-P
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Welcome to the NEW ARFstudios website!
Hello friends, fans and visitors! Welcome to the re-designed ARFstudios web-blog. From now on, the site formerly dedicated to all things Flagler's Few, will now incorporate all of my projects including book illustrations, graphic designs, ad designs, upcoming graphic novels and other side projects.
I will also be using the website as a sort of online portfolio for prospective clients, interested in hiring me as an illustrator. Below are some samples from the first few children book projects I was so fortunate to be a part of. (Authors of the books hold all rights to the illustrations, ARFstudios reserves the rights to use them in a portfolio setting).
Enjoy!
Yours Truly,
Andre


Jesse Breslerman's PJ's First Day.


Jennifer Salberg's Jambo's Journey.


Brad Blumenthal's Harley goes to Hollywood.
I will also be using the website as a sort of online portfolio for prospective clients, interested in hiring me as an illustrator. Below are some samples from the first few children book projects I was so fortunate to be a part of. (Authors of the books hold all rights to the illustrations, ARFstudios reserves the rights to use them in a portfolio setting).
Enjoy!
Yours Truly,
Andre


Jesse Breslerman's PJ's First Day.


Jennifer Salberg's Jambo's Journey.


Brad Blumenthal's Harley goes to Hollywood.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Artist Ryan English in talks to ink "Destination: Unknown"

So today was an interesting day. I met with fellow Gainesville native, and former SCADSequential Art alum, Ryan English. We had a friend in common who put us in touch with each other. We decided to get together for a chat about comics and upcoming projects.
Well, I ran an idea by Ryan on our first meeting, which might have been a bit premature having just met him and all, but I asked if he'd be up for working with me as an inker for Destination: Unknown, the Victor Origin project. He sounded interested and actually a little excited about the collaboration.
My hopes, that by partnering up for this book, I can get the finished product out sooner. Not only that, but Ryan is a talented artist in his own right, and I think his inking will make my pencils 10x cooler!
Here's to collaboration!!!
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