Hello, Robbe Hubbs

• 2012-05-06

  

  Last of the archive.

• 2012-05-05

  

  Number four of them five.

• 2012-05-04

  

  Number three of them five.

• 2012-05-03

  

  Number two of them five.

• 2012-05-02

  

  I’ve found some very old illustrations I did. I’ll post them this week; there’s 5 of them.

• 2012-04-19

  

  I study Interior Architecture, and in one of the assignments I designed a house for some imaginary landscape architects. The house is like a mountain, with all the facilities in it and a three-story-high view outwards. It’s full of stairs and slopes up to the roof.

  And I couldn’t resist but to make a logo for the company, wich I named Lavievert (french: la vie vert, the green life). I’m considering wether to put the project on this blog too.

• 2012-04-02

  

  Under the same motto as the cola-pissing cow, here’s this illustration for a paper about beauty and happiness.

  I tend to use less and less lines and gradients these days. It looks more peacefull, and I like that.

• 2012-03-14

  

  In times of great shortage of free time, a endless gap in time seems to appear for this kind of illustratory.

  Source: deardearlybeloved

• 2012-03-12

  She made an illustration for a shirt and I told her she could screenprint it. And as I was explaining how, I got the taste for trying it myself too.

  The process is a little like a woodcut, where every colour is on a different screen. This crown you see was a detail on an older commercial illustration wich I now flattened and cleaned for use. I’ll post the final result too.

• 2012-02-07

  

  Hey cousin, draw me a cow pissing cola in a bottle please!

  Challenge accepted.

• 2012-01-25

  

  So she left this sketch of hers at mine. And I took it. I took it and I scanned it and I totally vectorized it. Take that, you.

  Oh, and then I posted it with her permission. 

• 2012-01-01

  

  Random as ever, here’s a mushroom ban.

  So my barber cut my hair the wrong way, and now I look like a mushroom. I was thinking about making a t-shirt of it.

• 2011-12-28

  

  A freakin’ door. Why?

  Because I’m very busy studying what I love—architecture. Because I hadn’t have a lot of time because of it. But I’m sure I’ll keep posting, I love Illustrations too damn much.

  Oh, and it’s a new years greeting card, which I actually printed. I cut out the door, so it opens up to reveal a message:

  Happy New Year!

• 2011-10-31

  

  You might recognize the sketch as it’s made by the same artist/friend of that steampunk hottie.

  It’s not as painstakingly detailed as the previous, but it took me only a couple of hours, instead of a couple of months. I’m clearly getting faster at this.

• 2011-09-29

  Again we rethought the bicycle company logo. This time I had to use a knife to draw it out—the fastest way of making a stencil.

  In a way, you can easily see how we purified, perfected, and have come to a graphical solution.

  It’s already put into action, as you can see on the photo’s. I’m very happy with it.