By: nicole,
on 6/10/2012
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 6/3/2012
By: Hazel Mitchell,
on 4/29/2012
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 12/6/2011
By: GOGOPEDRO,
on 11/4/2011
This is Horatio, he likes boats... Schooners, clippers, steamers, and U's... it doesn't matter.. He just gets wild eyed crazy when he's out on the beach with his Boats..
I'm still working on my illustrator chops and applying bits of photoshop where I don't completely understand all of the illustrator functions for shading, gradation, and texture applications. Furthermore I've had a little Bob Staake on the brain with my drawings and recent re-introduction to Illustrator... I love shape based drawing so much..
Hope you dig..
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 10/26/2011
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 10/5/2011
By: Lauren,
on 10/5/2011
By Anatoly Liberman The history of boat is no less obscure than the history of ship. Britain was colonized by Germanic-speakers in the fifth century CE from northern Germany and Denmark. It is hard to imagine that the invaders, who became known to history as the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes and who must have known a good deal about navigation, stopped using boats after they crossed the Channel. But a cognate of boat has not turned up in any modern dialect spoken on the southern coast of the North Sea.
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 10/2/2011
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 9/30/2011
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By: linda sarah,
on 9/28/2011
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 9/28/2011
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 9/17/2011
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 6/30/2011
I have preserved my winning hand (the two rows of cards at the bottom) in The Entertaining and Instructive Game of Spodunk.
Ink, watercolour and gouache on Daler board, A1 size. Click to enlarge.
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 6/18/2011
Three more cards to collect in the Game of Spodunk series, given away free with 750 gram packs of Crunchy Neuron breakfast cereal. These particular cards form part of the Failed Oracles sub-set.
Pen and ink with watercolour, 11cm x 5cm each. Click to enlarge.
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 6/14/2011
Four more sketches for the latest card game.
Pen and ink with watercolour, 11cm x 5cm each.Click to enlarge.
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 6/1/2011
Due to public demand, I had no choice but to add a second panel to The Dream of The Unknown Wader.
Pen and ink over watercolour. 23cm x 20cm. Click to enlarge.
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By: Susi Galloway,
on 5/31/2011
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 5/17/2011
The hero returns.
Ink, watercolour, pencil. 35cm x 51cm. Click to enlarge.
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 5/16/2011
Another attempt at a decorative back to The Cards of Uut. Still not sure about this one.
Woodcut 30cm x 20cm. Click to enlarge.
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 4/10/2011
In trying to work out a decorative back to my Cards of Uut series of woodcuts, I got a bit carried away with the drawing and created this pen and ink version.
Ink and watercolour 36cm x 26cm. Click to enlarge.
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 3/27/2011
Card 28 in the current series is now finished.
Woodcut 30cm x 20cm. Click to enlarge.
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 3/14/2011
More ideas for the next page of The Brain Yard.
Pen and ink and pencil with watercolour. 25cm x 17cm. Click to enlarge.
By: Ellis Nadler,
on 3/12/2011
This strip is sung to the tune of How Much is That Fishstrangler in the Window?
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 3/5/2011
The Katscratcher Snatcher is page 4 from the Brain Yard: An Adventure Book for Boys.
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Interesting connotation between womb & ark.