Sunday, December 25, 2011
Monday, December 12, 2011
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Hades
I decided to branch away from books and video games for a little bit.
Here's a piece on Hades; god of the dead. Included are pomegranates for the tie in with Persephone.
This piece is available as a print.
Here's a piece on Hades; god of the dead. Included are pomegranates for the tie in with Persephone.
This piece is available as a print.
Labels:
character design,
hades,
Illustration,
julia lepetit,
mythology,
pomegranates,
poster
Friday, November 25, 2011
Coilhouse: Klaus Nomi
I was recently featured in Coilhouse with my illustration of Klaus Nomi. Check it out at coilhouse.net or at your local bookstore!
I would like to clarify that I did the left page (not including the text). To see my image alone, please click here.
Monday, November 21, 2011
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Shadow of the Colossus: Valus
I enjoyed making that Avion picture so much I decided to make one about Valus as well. Valus is the first Colossus.
Prints, as always, are available.
Prints, as always, are available.
Labels:
gaming,
Illustration,
julia lepetit,
poster,
shadow of the colossus,
valus,
videogame
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Shadow of the Colossus: Avion
I'm taking a quick break from posting my Harry Potter covers. Don't worry, they're all done and will be posted later.
I've always really loved the game Shadow of the Colossus. It's a beautiful game where every Colossus is epic, awe inspiring, grand, and just all out wonderful. I love how small you are compared to these guys. It makes the story seem so desperate and doomed.
Anyway, heres a quick tribute to one of my favorite Colossi, Avion. The place where you find him made me giddy. I don't think I did it justice but maybe I'll revisit this. I'm also working on a few other Colossus pieces.
As with all my other pieces, this one is available for print since, in reality, its a fairly large piece.
I've always really loved the game Shadow of the Colossus. It's a beautiful game where every Colossus is epic, awe inspiring, grand, and just all out wonderful. I love how small you are compared to these guys. It makes the story seem so desperate and doomed.
Anyway, heres a quick tribute to one of my favorite Colossi, Avion. The place where you find him made me giddy. I don't think I did it justice but maybe I'll revisit this. I'm also working on a few other Colossus pieces.
As with all my other pieces, this one is available for print since, in reality, its a fairly large piece.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Harry Potter: A concept
I really love the mirroring of Voldemort and Harry throughout the entire series. They really must be one of my favorite protagonist / antagonist duos. I don't want to spoil the series for anyone who hasn't read it but I recommend it on the sheer opinion that J.K. Rowling did a fantastic job with the characters.
Here's a quick piece I did based on Harry / Voldemort in the 5th book, Order of the Phoenix. Not a book cover for once, just a concept piece.
Here's a quick piece I did based on Harry / Voldemort in the 5th book, Order of the Phoenix. Not a book cover for once, just a concept piece.
Monday, October 17, 2011
Red Dead Redemption
Here's a quick poster that's been roaming around in my head since starting Red Dead Redemption. I wanted a western feel and to somehow include a skull and crossbones (the guns).
Just a quick poster that I wanted to get out of my head.
Just a quick poster that I wanted to get out of my head.
Labels:
Illustration,
julia lepetit,
poster,
red dead redemption,
rockstar,
videogames,
western
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Harry Potter: Order of the Phoenix
Still continuing on the Harry Potter theme. This time its for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. I finally finished the book earlier today.
I have many ideas for this book. Here are the first two covers I made for the Order of the Phoenix.
I have plenty of more on this one book coming soon (definitely by the end of this week by the latest).
I have many ideas for this book. Here are the first two covers I made for the Order of the Phoenix.
I have plenty of more on this one book coming soon (definitely by the end of this week by the latest).
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Harry Potter: Goblet of Fire
I'm currently finishing the Harry Potter series. I started it in elementary school but never got around to finishing the books. I finished Goblet of Fire today so I'm sketching possible covers left and right. Here's the first one that came to mind.
Labels:
book cover,
death eater,
goblet of fire,
harry potter,
Illustration,
julia lepetit,
maze,
scar,
snake
Friday, August 19, 2011
Nerdy Recruitment Posters
I just did an article for Dorkly about Nerdy Recruitment Posters. I really enjoyed making these. You can find them (and "Like" them) here!
Labels:
alliance,
arkham asylum,
batman,
ganondorf,
graphic design,
Illustration,
julia lepetit,
mass effect,
poster,
recruitment,
resident evil,
star wars,
stars,
videogame,
zelda
Monday, August 15, 2011
The Muppets
I did an illustration for the website Tough Pigs recently. Congrats on your 10 year anniversary Tough Pigs!
Labels:
julia lepetit,
kermit,
muppets,
poster,
tough pigs,
vaudeville
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Ghost Soldier
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Fires over London 2
Labels:
current events,
fire,
Illustration,
julia lepetit,
london,
mohawk,
rioter,
riots
Monday, August 8, 2011
Fires over London
Heres my current events illustration about the riots in London that have been happening the past 3 days. I made two because I feel one is slightly more accurate than the other while the other is just a symbol.
Labels:
current events,
england,
fire,
Illustration,
julia lepetit,
london,
riots,
silhouette
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Catching Fire
Here's the cover for the book "Catching Fire" which is the second book in the "The Hunger Games" series by Suzanne Collins. I might revisit these and do an entirely new concept. This one features Peeta on its cover unlike the first one I did which featured Katniss.
I decided to keep to the flame theme form the first book to create cohesion and show that they're part of the same series.
I decided to keep to the flame theme form the first book to create cohesion and show that they're part of the same series.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
The Hunger Games
I'm currently reading "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins. So far, I love it. Just finished book number 2 and I plan on doing an illustration for the second book.
In the mean time, heres one for the first book: The Hunger Games!
In the mean time, heres one for the first book: The Hunger Games!
Monday, July 25, 2011
Travel Posters
As some of you may know, I work over at Dorkly currently. Dorkly is a videogame sister site of CollegeHumor.
I recently wrote and did the art for an article on travel posters for videogame worlds or planets or towns.
You can find the full article here.
Heres just a few of the ones I have made.
I recently wrote and did the art for an article on travel posters for videogame worlds or planets or towns.
You can find the full article here.
Heres just a few of the ones I have made.
Labels:
dorkly,
julia lepetit,
liberty city,
rapture,
silent hill,
travel poster,
videogame,
vintage
Friday, July 22, 2011
The Stickman Remedy
I forgot to post this piece that I did a while ago. Cover for a cd by the band "The Stickman Remedy"
Monday, May 16, 2011
The Old Man and the Sea
I was given the task to create a window display for any store of my choosing. I chose Barnes and Noble because I find that while books hold amazing tales, their window displays are boring.
Heres an image I created for "The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernest Hemingway.
Heres an image I created for "The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernest Hemingway.
Friday, May 13, 2011
Moby Dick
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Bioshock
Did I forget to mention that I work for Dorkly? Well I do, in a round about way.
Heres the most recent article. It was an anti-drug campaign using bioshock. Coincidentally I LOVE the 1950's feel of the game so making these posters was a lot of fun! The article was written by Charlie Walden and the entire article can be found here:
Also, a quick hello to everyone coming in from irrational gamer!
Heres the most recent article. It was an anti-drug campaign using bioshock. Coincidentally I LOVE the 1950's feel of the game so making these posters was a lot of fun! The article was written by Charlie Walden and the entire article can be found here:
Also, a quick hello to everyone coming in from irrational gamer!
Labels:
anti-drug poster,
atlas,
bioshock,
dorkly,
julia lepetit
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Issues in Japan and Senior Show
First off, I would like to congratulate everyone who was accepted into the Fashion Institute of Technologys senior exhibition 2011!
Secondly, (and personally most exciting) my Houdini poster won the bronze award in the senior exhibition! The show will be available for public viewing from May 10 - 24. The show can be located on 27th and 7th street, New York City in FIT's museum. (the piece can be found earlier in my blog)
In artwork news, I was given the task of illustrating the current (and past) issues of Japan; namely the radioactivity problem and the tsunami. Here was my solution.
Secondly, (and personally most exciting) my Houdini poster won the bronze award in the senior exhibition! The show will be available for public viewing from May 10 - 24. The show can be located on 27th and 7th street, New York City in FIT's museum. (the piece can be found earlier in my blog)
In artwork news, I was given the task of illustrating the current (and past) issues of Japan; namely the radioactivity problem and the tsunami. Here was my solution.
Labels:
award,
bronze,
houdini,
japan,
julia lepetit,
radioactivity,
senior show,
tsunami
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Hamlet
Monday, March 28, 2011
Remembering Katie
Heres an illustration I did for a story (that I can't remember the name of so I ironically named it "Remembering Katie". When I figure out its actual name I'll fix the piece and add the authors name)
EDIT: It is "Going Back In" by Andrew McCarthy (thank you Christian Castro)
Its a story about a girl who drowns on her camping trip with her school (where they teach outdoors skills) and a man, who was present at the time, is haunted for the rest of his life. He finally confronts it by returning to the scene of the incident after years of avoiding it.
Adding the text was not one of the requirement for this, I just decided to add it in for myself.
EDIT: It is "Going Back In" by Andrew McCarthy (thank you Christian Castro)
Its a story about a girl who drowns on her camping trip with her school (where they teach outdoors skills) and a man, who was present at the time, is haunted for the rest of his life. He finally confronts it by returning to the scene of the incident after years of avoiding it.
Adding the text was not one of the requirement for this, I just decided to add it in for myself.
Labels:
andrew mccarthy,
going back in,
Illustration,
julia lepetit
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Help Japan
I'm making a series of illustrations in an attempt to cover current events. So many things are happening; great reforms, and terrible tragedies.
In an attempt to spread awareness of how one can help, I made a quick poster to encourage people to, at the very least, donate to the Red Cross in an effort to help Japan recover.
Heres where you can donate:
https://american.redcross.org/site/Donation2?5052.donation=form1&df_id=5052&idb=0
In an attempt to spread awareness of how one can help, I made a quick poster to encourage people to, at the very least, donate to the Red Cross in an effort to help Japan recover.
Heres where you can donate:
https://american.redcross.org/site/Donation2?5052.donation=form1&df_id=5052&idb=0
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Egypt
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Romeo & Juliet
Friday, March 11, 2011
It's the Strong Man!
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Black Swan
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Houdini
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