"Bru wants to know if Boegie is feeling it."
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Mike Scott has been a professional illustrator for 26 years. Moving from Ohio to New Jersey in 1984, he worked at The Courier-News as a illustrator, graphic artist and editorial cartoonist until jumping to The Star-Ledger in 1996, where he worked as a graphic artist, illustrator and editorial cartoonist until 2009.
Now, he works as a freelance artist in magazine & newspaper illustration, web graphics, logo design and general illustration. The NJ Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists awarded Mike a first- and third-place for his editorial cartoons for newjerseynewsroom.com in 2010.
In this example, the AD suggested I make the monster a little less scary, and also make him taller, to give him more emphasis within the illustration. I thought those were pretty good suggestions, so I made the adjustments.
In this example,
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After receiving nearly 1,400 submissions from across Africa, South African studio Triggerfish chose 8 projects for further development.
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Bru decides they need to make some bucks by playing a gig, but Boegie doesn't know how to play the bass.
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Goldfish: “GET BUSY LIVING” (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)
This is all kinds of non-stop fabulous, and looks like it was animated in real-time! Animation by Mike Scott and music by Goldfish. Now dance!
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Goldfish - GET BUSY LIVING (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO) (via Goldfishlive)
Super fun animated music video from animator Mike Scott. Says Mike:
All drawn by moi in Photoshop CS4, animated in Anime Studio Pro, storyboarded in Toon Boom Storyboard Pro, compostied in Final Cut Express 4 HD.
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Mike Scott has been a professional illustrator for 26 years. Moving from Ohio to New Jersey in 1984, he worked at The Courier-News as a illustrator, graphic artist and editorial cartoonist until jumping to The Star-Ledger in 1996, where he worked as a graphic artist, illustrator and editorial cartoonist until 2009. Now, he works as a freelance artist in magazine & newspaper illustration, web graphics, logo design and general illustration. The NJ Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists awarded Mike a first- and third-place for his editorial cartoons for newjerseynewsroom.com in 2010.
His children’s book illustrations are done in pencil and pen & ink, and then painted in Photoshop.
First up is an illustration done for NJSCBWI’s June 2010 illustrator intensive. I chose to illustrate a double-truck spread from Peter McCarty’s wonderful book, “Jeremy Draws a Monster.”
After I do some character sketches, I sketch out the spread at a larger size, so it can be reduced for the final (it tightens up the drawing).
Once the art director approves the initial sketch — after whatever tweaking or changes he/she needs, I transfer the drawing to a better grade of paper (usually 80 lb. drawing paper) using a light table. I ink the final with Micron felt pens and technical pens.
In this example, the AD suggested I make the monster a little less scary, and also make him taller, to give him more emphasis within the illustration. I thought those were pretty good suggestions, so I made the adjustments.Then I scan the inked drawing into Photoshop. With this illustration, drew and scanned Jeremy and the monster separately. I wanted Jeremy to be outlined in black, but the rest of the illustration outlined in a blue line to make Jeremy stand out more. Using layer masks in Photoshop, I adjusted the color of the outlines to blue and placed Jeremy and the monster in the illustration. Photoshop is also great because it allows me to place the type.
Now I’m ready to apply the “paint” in Photoshop. I work with layers in Photoshop, so every element’s color is on its own layer —this is one advantage about Photoshop: if I need to adjust any element, I can go to that element’s layer and not affect any other item in the illustration. I try to map out the color of the entire drawing in my mind.
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Kathy, I am simply blown away by Mike’s work. I believe I have one of his postcards from the conference! Photoshop looks amazing!
Mike, I couldn’t click on your link fast enough. I just LOVED seeing how you work and amSO impressed. Glad to hear you’ll be helping Leeza too. I imagine it’ll help free her up a bit
Donna
Mike, your are awesome! Glad I got to meet you at the June Conf. Thanks so much for sharing your work and thoughts here!!!