Eggplant Literary Productions has always been inclusive of new and atypical/distinct voices - but after some consideration, we’ve decided to make it explicit in our submissions guidelines that this is so. More info can be found here.
Another logo design, this time for Grand Guignol Games, a gaming group I founded almost 10 years ago with friends. Our motto is “Where The Puppet Has Teeth.”
The original design (left, top row)) needed an update, so I rebuilt the vector from the ground up. We’re still deciding on color palettes. I like the sepia one (right, middle row) and, strangely enough, the pastel pink (far right, bottom row) the best, but we’re still tweaking. So consider this a sneak peek! :D
My tshirt design for Jonah Knight is now available on Teepublic!
(Source: teepublic.com)
Spellbound is now taking submissions for artwork, poetry, and prose for its Fall 2013 issue: Creatures of the Deep Dark Woods! Clickthrough for more information.
I love, love being the art director for this publication - it’s been taking up a lot of my time lately but it’s so worth it - our artists are spectacular and I’d love to add new voices to our ranks!
Cover art for Spiritual Growths by Lori Ann White. Cover art by Elwira Pawlikowska-Modzelewska. Cover design by Sam Haney Press. Release date: April 15, 2013.
Let everyone else worry about what it means when mysterious trees pop up all over San Jose. Robbie just wants to get rid of the one growing out of her tub.
Read an excerpt here.
Lori Ann White is the author of Etta Mae’s Little Theory which is also published by Eggplant Literary Productions.
New novella cover! :D
Merch image I just finished for Jonah Knight, a paranormal modern folk artist who makes some *damn* fine music - and catchy! I’ll let you know when/where the merch becomes available, if you’re interested. :D
The X-Acto Knife Blues: Or 501 New and Expressive Uses for Your Favorite Swear Words in Papercrafting (Now Available in Oops Crimson and Band Aid Beige)
HA. Love this.
Art Major: Homework; these twenty sketches and these four color comps and this painting and this self portrait and mount this 3D piece and find all this reference. Oh, and it’s all due tomorrow? Bring it.
The General Public: Art is for slackers and people too lazy to get real jobs.
Husband once looked over at me while I was cutting an intricate chrysanthemum design on a crumpled robe within an 8x10 woodcut and said: “Wow, I’m glad I picked an easy job… like science.”
He works in a hospital, testing organs for transplantation. He has a hundred facts about infectious diseases and blood types and parasites and every category of ‘goop’ that the human body secretes, excretes, and refills itself with on a regular basis (and it will drive him bananas that I just called it all ‘goop’ :P). He helps save lives.
But he calls his job ‘easy’ after watching me do mine. <3
If only that were the *norm.*
“Submerged Cthulhu” Trinket Box, now available!
