John Fox

With a passion for Technical Illustration and a deep respect for the Aircrew and their machines that have defended our skies for over 4 generations, my Commercial Art is geared towards helping to market and merchandise their on-going legacy. My personal Artwork follows a similar theme, mainly working commercially in 3D and Photoshop. my Freehand works are done in Oils and Alkyds on Canvas and Board.

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John Fox began his art career working for BASS Breweries, producing hand rendered artwork for advertising and merchandising.Becoming a freelance commercial artist in 1990,he produced commissioned images for many companies including British Aerospace,The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, Flight, Flypast and Wingspan as well as many private artwork commissions from collectors world wide. John continues to paint and illustrate freehand but commercially produces his artwork in Illustrator,Photoshop and Lightwave.

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Shelley Couvillion

Shelley Couvillion has been enchanted by children’s books and comics since she was small. At the age of twelve she was determined to create a comic book. It was terrible. But since then she has been working hard to hone her skills and likes to tell stories that are important (like little girls being awesome scientists or kick-butt dragon slayers.) Especially since she has a little girl of her own now. On her off time she stares at her baby, reads books and sits at coffee shops.

Have queries regarding illustration work please write her at: Shelley.couvillion@gmail.com

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Jeff Sornig

I come from an cartoonist/illustration foundation, but my art is currently focused on TV animation character design. Even though most design is primarily for children’s entertainment, I tend to skew on the more absurdist adult humor (i.e. Ren and Stimpy).

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Chad O’Dell Roberts

I suppose what “defines me as an artist” is my imagination. I can see an infinite number of possibilities in my mind. The challenge is to fine tune that vision down to what is needed for the particular task at hand. I try to perform for the client the same way I would perform for myself – keep working at it until it is just right.

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