by admin | Jun 25, 2018 | 3D murals, Science Illustrations
One doesn’t have to wonder why there are so many great murals in Austin…just look down at your damn self in a tshirt in January and thus the riddle is solved. Got to love places with year-round muraling, and food-trailer parks. I think there might be a...
by Marlin Peterson | Jan 2, 2017 | Science Illustrations
Here is an anamorphic painting of a logo I did for Wongdoody, (an ad agency), in downtown Seattle. Their logo consists of a neon bright yellow exclamation point overtop an equally screamingly green circle. This painting is viewable from one spot where all the...
by Marlin Peterson | Jul 29, 2015 | Science Illustrations
For the second year I will be teaching Natural Science Illustration at Wenatchee Valley College. This class is taught in the fall only, and is held on Monday and Wednesday afternoons from 1-4:30. Here are some images from students and their projects last year…...
by Marlin Peterson | Apr 17, 2013 | Science Illustrations
Misbehaving Photoshop filters couldn’t stop me finishing! I finally finished it, and I am happy how it came out. It is large, made to be printed out at least 48 inches across, but the detail could hold up a lot larger…I have to print one myself to see how...
by Marlin Peterson | Feb 5, 2013 | Science Illustrations
Against my conventional wisdom, I have proceeded to paint mouths and eyes before the base detail! What is the world coming to? I always paint the eyes last when I work, (completing an eye early on in a composition is a crutch, right?) so we will see how it goes. I am...
