How are you doing? Did you have a good summer? We had a hot one here in Phoenix, AZ. Thankfully it's cooling down now - yes! (but summer is always hot here - LOL).
I've been pretty inconsistent about posting, but I've been busy busy. Got several projects that I'm working on, so I haven't put out any new Packer artwork lately....and I need to get on it. However, the Pack is 4-1 so far this season and I want to share some of my classic Packers art.
I'm including some pieces that I created a while ago. Some of these are old and I haven't shared in some time. Some are created in different mediums or typically a combination of art media. Enjoy.
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| Favre - started as a straight pen and ink on bristol board. I added color to it with Photoshop on computer. This guy was so fun to watch for a long time. A great Packer. |
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| Reggie White - the Minister of Defense. Saw him preach in Hawaii once - quite an experience. What a great Packer too. This piece is about 24 x 18; gouache (opaque watercolor) on illustration board. |
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| Bill Schroeder - WR and Wisconsin native. This was a fun and funky little experimental piece that I created with the program, Painter and Macintosh with Wacom tablet back in the late 90s. |
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| Ty Montgomery - WR/RB was traded last year after making a questionable decision on the field in a big game. He had some pretty good years in GB. Digital paint and Wacom tablet on Macintosh. |
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| Aaron Kampman - this is an old one too...for a few years he was a quarterback rushing beast at defensive end. I think after a while knee injuries got the best of him and production dropped off. In his prime years he was as good as there was. This was a pencil sketch imported into photoshop/macintosh where I did some digital painting and added effects. |
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| Donald Driver - I and everyone in Wisconsin loved watching this guy play for the Pack. He was just a fun player to watch and a very talented wide receiver. A pen and ink illustration with color added in photoshop. |
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| Lombardi - the greatest coach of his generation and arguably all time. He was an amazing man, mentor and coach up in Green Bay in the late 50s and 60s. This is a simple pen and ink on bristol board. |
There you go, some of my Packers artwork that I've created over the years. Enjoy the autumn and upcoming winter seasons while you enjoy the NFL season. I hope the Packers keep on winning and getting better. Go Pack Go!!
Have some fun, take care of yourself, and do something nice for someone else....lets make this world a little better place to live.
Peace,
Tom
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