A portrait requested by the Maeng family's to celebrate their residence extension in Canada. As many of us know, the Maengs had a very difficult summer and it was an honour to share in their excitement!
I think this is my 3rd or 4th poster for Wagonstage's annual children's production. Great concept and a lot of fun to draw! Big thanks to Brian Dorscht for all of his help coordinating this project.
I've got work hanging on a wall in the Argyle Gallery on Lower Water St in Halifax. You'll find in humbly sandwiched somewhere in between the jaw-dropping work of Justin, Mike & Mr. deAdder. The show is up through month of October, I believe.
The "Urban Legends: the Stolen Kidney" is a "giclée" print on 100% cotton Somerset paper and was printed on the Iris printer at Altron Color here in New Brunswick in a limited edition of 20 prints.
The "Urban legends: The Stolen Kidney" can be purchased for $200 at the gallery or contact me at info@ericdyck.com.
Many thanks to Adriana and the gallery and especially Rose!
More info on the wonderfully absurd Stolen Kidney myth can be found here.
You know its time to spend more time with "people" when a client emails you a family photo, and you think to yourself, "Hey! I know that dog!". Yikes.
A local "Toon Portrait" for the holidays...clients appreciate the fun and warm drawings that exist happily between formal portraiture and the extreme goofiness of all-out-caricature. I was pretty careful to make sure the baby came out cuter than the dog!
Congratulations to my lil' brother and new lil' sister-in-law! They kindly asked me to design their wedding invites, and were even brave enough to let me do the lettering!
The RSVP card: The inevitable powerpoint of baby bottoms and goofy school photos was a wedding highlight, and I was asked to whip up some title screens for the slideshow segments.
Thanks to the happy couple and we all wish them all the best!
Congratulations to my lil' brother and new lil' sister-in-law! They kindly asked me to design their wedding invites, and were even brave enough to let me do the lettering!
