An illustration or drawing style should match your story or your company's brand identity. This page gives you an idea of the way I draw and the possibilities. Take a look at my portfolio for more examples!
An illustration style should match your story, organization, or corporate identity. I have my own drawing style and within that I draw with several materials. I draw both digitally and with pencil, ink, paint and paper. A digitally drawn illustration looks a little more polished. An illustration with ink and paint has a more painterly effect. Sometimes I edit the hand-painted work digitally to achieve a certain effect.
However I work out an illustration, I always make one or more sketches that I submit to you beforehand.
This colorful illustration is painted with gouache and has no outlines.
The lines in this illustration are drawn with ink and painted in watercolor.
This black and white line illustration was drawn with a digital pen in a drawing program. It is drawn a bit more strictly than the painted illustrations.
This color illustration is drawn with a digital pen on the lines and with color, just like the image next to it.
This children's book illustration is drawn in ink on paper in black and white and painted in grayscale. I can then scan the hand-drawn artwork.
An illustration with many details takes more time to create. A detailed background is painted in the background of this illustration. This is painted with gouache and watercolor paints.
An illustration is always custom work. After consultation, you will always receive a price quote in advance. The price quote is based on the estimated production time and where you want to use the illustrations. The production time depends on the style and how detailed an illustration needs to be.