A little update!

So I found my 'Fantastic Mr. Fox' piece pinterest'd and had no idea people still stumbled upon this! If you're interested in more of my work I now have a tumblr! I update it with my art now, and probably won't use this blogger app anymore. Check it out here :

------->>> http://tscolley.tumblr.com/

And hey, thanks! You can also reach me by email --- > taramaimone12@gmail.com

Interview!

I did an interview with Burlington County Courier Times about winning 3rd place in the Elys! Check it out:

http://www.phillyburbs.com/news/news_details/article/26/2010/may/17/art-student-hits-the-mark.html

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Such a slacker on updating!

So I placed 3rd in the 'William H. Ely Exhibition'! I was soo surprised and excited.

1st place winner was Jimmy Tierney, whose work gets more and more amazing all the time. He does a lot of really fantastic book covers and is a great designer.

2cd place winner was Kei Tawara, who has some really nice digital concept art.

And the other 3rd place winner was Dillon Shea, who was a big surprise but has some very interesting digital work.

There were also honorable mentions for : Elizabeth Hallman, April Read, Jet Landis and Sean Talamini.

I also wanted to plug Jess Adamentz because of the kind words she wrote about me on her blog. Her work is really fantastic and she's such a great painter. Her work is always very whimsical and fun.

Anyway! I have been doing fun fun revisions and here they are. Revisions always make things look better. = )

Fantastic Mr. Fox

Book cover designed for my portfolio! For the Fantastic Mr. Fox. Never read the book but a great movie. I'm so happy about how this piece turned out.

Ely Poster

And of course the poster I designed for the show. It didn't win, but thats okay! It's still a really good piece anyway and I like it. = )

Elys!

The Ely's are hanging tomorrow! So here are my 4 pieces. Come to the show though, they'll look much better. = )

Halloween Monster!

Wow this image sucks RGB and I am sorry for you. It was originally meant to be CMYK for printing. A two color print, yellow being the color of the paper. This piece is one of the turning points of my style..