(and here’s the psychedelic version)

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Just got word that my An Wang portrait was selected for American Illustration 31.

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I was commissioned by Brown University to make this illustration to accompany a story in their Brown Medicine Magazine about their new Alpert Medical School Building.

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This illo was for a story about firms providing non-profits, governments, and businesses in developing countries with free, short-term consulting services while at the same time gaining firsthand insight into the needs of emerging markets.

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Above is an illustration I made recently for a story about a pug dog. In the story, she approached a worker out of curiosity. Below is a breakdown of the image layers.

This is the un-cropped version.

Before adding the pattern of rocks to the background.

Before adding the boots.

Before adding the second set of line work for the pug dog.

Below are the rocks isolated from the background texture, included a cigarette butt and a twig.

Below are the boots (see previous post).

Below is the pug dog, two sets of line work, with color. I’m currently using this with some background texture for my website splash page.

And here is the background texture.

I wanted to lengthen the original pants I had drawn so I drew two additional pant legs.

Below is the original line work for the rocks, cigarette, and twig (some additional elements not used in the final).

Pug dog line work three.

Pug dog line work two (not used in the final).

Pug dog line work one with teeth (and shoe/leg that was not used in the final).

Below is a gouache painting of the shoes (not used in the final).

Below is a gouache painting of the pug dog (not used in the final).

And finally here is the rough sketch.

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