Anna B. Illustrates

A new comic I’ve been working on. It’s kinda a cross between Peter Rabbit and Anne of Green Gables.

Calendar designs that I made using doodles that I had done. Even the lettering is my own vectorized handwriting.

I wanted to draw some of the shells that I can find on the beach in my hometown in Connecticut.

Gouache  and chalk pastel paintings of mixed cherry tomatoes grown locally.

A painting of a friend’s daughter in gouache on stonehenge.

A flower tarot card design. In order it’s The Fool, The Priestess, The Magician, The Heirophant, The Emperor, and The Empress. Later I might upload the research behind each flower choice.

some patterns I made from doodles-turned-vector-art

A brochure I created last year for a Nonprofit in California. I was captivated by this space theme.

A set of business cards I made for a memphis artist. Designed different backs and used elements of his personal style and art to create a unique card

I’m working on a comic idea. These are some concept ideas of fur patterns for rabbits in the comic. I also created 4 pages of class-specific names for rabbits as well

Some graphic design work I made for a local cafe.

Images created for a show earlier this year. Meant to represent research done at a children’s hospital in Memphis. Neurons stretch through the brain like far-reaching roots. In children, these roots work to break ground, latch onto nutrients, and find new areas of learning. Ultimately, children will blossom into adulthood, but science and research ensure that even those with the rockiest of starts can flourish.

A logo design request. This isn’t the finished design but I think it’s pretty cute ;)

Another poster for Irene Cafe.

A poster for a local event. The owner requested an image that wasn’t too busy and wouldn’t take away from the text. He also wanted the text to be easy to find and straight to the point.

A Vignette for A Wizard of Earthsea. Basically a selfdriven project to practice design and format for printed books. The original scanned charcoal drawing done on tracing paper and then the designed page.

Chalk pastel Read Poster. Many things in this poster did not turn out as planned but I believe it still shows several beautiful elements