illustrations, Kevin Sprouls Last Summer, I was asked by Ami Arad, the Founder & CEO of Wingtip, a posh San Francisco club, to create a series of portraits. These illustrations were to portray several major actors, be framed, and installed on … Continue reading
illustrations, Kevin Sprouls Last Summer, I was asked by Ami Arad, the Founder & CEO of Wingtip, a posh San Francisco club, to create a series of portraits. These illustrations were to portray several major actors, be framed, and installed on a … Continue reading
illustrations, Kevin Sprouls Last Summer, I was asked by Ami Arad, the Founder & CEO of Wingtip, a posh San Francisco club, to create a series of portraits. These illustrations were to portray several major actors, be framed, and installed on a … Continue reading
Illustrations, Kevin Sprouls Last Summer, I was asked by Ami Arad, the Founder & CEO of Wingtip, a posh San Francisco club, to create a series of portraits. These illustrations were to portray several major actors, be framed, and installed on a … Continue reading
I love trees. As a youth, I climbed many. From getting my hands thoroughly resined by an easy-to-climb giant fir in a neighbor’s yard, to later scaling an elegant maple in my own backyard to read a book or merely … Continue reading
A small collection of recently produced architectural illustrations Continue reading
Finally, here is the fourth in a series which will complete this group of postings. This is the puzzle-piece that contains a most gracious testimony from my colleagues at the Wall Street Journal. The printing plate was presented to me … Continue reading
all images, Kevin Sprouls The Third Quadrant in this series, of my trophy plate marking the occasion of my taking leave of the Journal… To receive a hi-rez file of the entire plate, please get in touch by email.
Here is the second installment you’ve been waiting for… all images, Kevin Sprouls. You may request the complete image of the printing plate presented to Kevin Sprouls from The Wall Street Journal by emailing Kevin.
My connections to the Journal sometimes get eclipsed. Quite understandable, as I quit my “day job” as head of the Illustration Dept. in 1987! As you’ve no doubt read in previous blog posts here, I developed the current WSJ “hedcut” … Continue reading
