I’ve been talking for a while about my kids’ book, but haven’t yet shown any of the final pieces – until today!
This piece took a long while on account of my day job, but I quite like how it turned out. I’ll probably throw a little bit of type on it when the actual story is written, but so far I’m just making the story through its pictures. 🙂
All of the images are being done in watercolor.
In this image, the Clevenger kids have just narrowly escaped a sticky situation involving a Dunkleosteus, and time-jump a little ways into the Late Devonian, where they drop in on some Acanthostega.
Friendly proto-amphibians! ^_^
More pieces and half-pieces from the Clevenger Kids bedtime adventure:
click meh!
Also, some pieces I’ve done on the side:
The Dolphins of Japan, inspired by the recent slaughter at the Cove of Taiji.
Ornithocheirus, one of my favorite pterosaur species.
And the Battlecat of He-Man, redesigned.
until next tiems!
~tiff
5 comments
Comments feed for this article
October 4, 2010 at 1:40 am
Brynn Metheney
Tiffany! These are so awesome! I cannot wait for your children's book to be done! Kids are going to be so lucky to see prehistoric beasties depicted so well! I love that dolphin image too! the little guy on the top is like traveling at top speed!! Wheeee! 😀 <3-b
October 4, 2010 at 1:58 am
I'm Tiff.
Dall's are the porpoises that think they're a dolphin- lookit em go!—> click to squeee!the're so fast, only orcas can catch 'em: moar clickie
October 6, 2010 at 2:13 pm
Ikce Wicasa
Nice work Tiff 🙂
October 14, 2010 at 1:41 am
ART Evolved
Hi Tiffany! Your work is wonderful and I am really looking forward to the children's book! Noticed you following ART Evolved!Absolutely love the adorable Acanthostega, and REALLy want to see your take on Dunkleosteus!-Peter
November 13, 2010 at 9:09 am
Tammy Stellanova
Would love a print of your dolphins of Japan 🙂