Sunday, February 19, 2012
Friday, November 25, 2011
Bully Free Zone Poster For Download
This is for all the little ones out there. There were times when I was bullied as a kid. It's not a good feeling. I'm glad to see schools and parents taking action against bullying.
Click on this link to download a PDF of the above Bully Free Zone poster. You can color it or hang it up as it is. The choice is yours. Either way, hang it up for everyone to see that you choose to take a stand against bullying. Please feel free to share the PDF also.
I like to try to make a difference with my artwork when I can.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Happy Thanksgiving Coloring Page Download
Download my new Thanksgiving Day coloring page by clicking this link. Once you hit the link the coloring page will begin to download.
I'm inviting everyone who downloads it to post their finished page to my Samalou Facebook page wall for all to see.
Happy Thanksgiving! Enjoy!
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Sunday, November 6, 2011
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Another Spotlight On My Samalou Style
In September the website, What An Art! featured the "Vivid, Cartoon-like illustrations of Lou Simeone". It's cool when people appreciate the work I do and feature my artwork on their websites. I take that as a real compliment. Thank you to Shashika Ranasinghe, the website's editor and creator, for putting a spotlight on my work. Shashika was really diggin' the bright colors I use in my artwork.
Everyday there are many talented artists featured on What An Art! - so art lovers - check it out.
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Saturday, August 27, 2011
Disguise - Poker Face
This one has always been one of my favorite illustrations - no special reason why I just always liked the idea. It's fun when you think of an illustration and it pretty much comes out the way you planned. I think maybe it's also because when you think of someone wearing multiple faces it usually has a negative connotation but this illustration is playful. What do you think?
Monday, August 22, 2011
Influence - Griffin Eye
I've loved the work of artist, Rick Griffin ever since I was in high school (a long time ago). If you've ever looked through my portfolio of illustrations and designs it would probably be pretty clear to see his influence on my work. Rick Griffin was an amazing, talented artist who illustrated countless album covers and posters in his day. His work has influenced many of today's top artists. If you aren't familiar with his work check him out online - you'll be glad you did.
If you aren't familiar with my work, I invite you to check it out online also.
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