all images, c. Kevin Sprouls I’ve taken on assignments from non-profit organizations over the years, doing illustrations to save the planet. In view of the recent U.N. report about the extinction of species, it seems appropriate to post these images … Continue reading
all images, c. Kevin Sprouls More athletic illustrations in this installment. These are not all from magazines, like last time, but they reflect a more diverse collection of recreational illustration. The classic yoga headstand. This image ran as a very … Continue reading
All images, c. Kevin Sprouls Here is a selection of Athletic Illustrations for Magazines. These images were produced mostly for magazines like GQ, Men’s Health, and Esquire. I enjoyed the variety of the assignments… a mixture of fashion and technical … Continue reading
all images, c. Kevin Sprouls This week, some Illustrations I created for Time Magazine. The following illustrations were made for and published in Time International magazine… Here is King Juan Carlos, of Spain. All of the color of these images … Continue reading
all images, c. Kevin Sprouls In this final installment, I present more Illustrations for Spring. to begin, here is a rather elegant drawing of a scythe. This is how people used to cut the grass… A few years back, I … Continue reading
all images, c. Kevin Sprouls I am still digging through my drawer labelled ‘Garden’ to find more illustrations for Spring. Here is a small collection for your consideration… I did some work on a book intended for young readers. The … Continue reading
All images c. Kevin Sprouls Here in North Carolina, It seems that the cold weather is finally receding, and I’m reminded of my Illustrations for the Spring Season. I’ve created many images of a horticultural nature, some of which I’ll … Continue reading
All images, c. Kevin Sprouls Over the years, I’ve created many hand drawn color maps. This collection was produced using mixed media. The colors involve a mixture of watercolor, colored pencils and white gouache paint. My trademark pen and ink … Continue reading
all images, c. Kevin Sprouls This is Part Two of Prior to WSJ Hedcut, Inceptive View. Before I took up my position at The Wall Street Journal to develop the hallmark portrait style known as the Hedcut, I was working … Continue reading
Long before I went to work for The Wall Street Journal, I was a student at Tyler School of Art, in Philadelphia. Prior to the WSJ Hedcut, Inceptive View was the name of a project I created for Typography class. … Continue reading
