Spot Illustration: Fine-Line Brush Style

A collection of calligraphic spot illustrations done with the brush

Brush illustration of face for cosmetic brochure

 

I use fine brushes, watercolor and ink to create custom icons and spot illustrations. The line work is colorized in the computer or directly with watercolor or gouache. The styles are loosely divided into three categories that show different ways of handling line. Projects here include illustrations for cosmetics, children’s books and cookbooks, advertisements and product for Starbucks and Cinnabon, campaigns for Papyrus Greeting Cards and various retail campaigns and logos.

 

brush illustrations for gardening book, carrots, gloves, spade

Calligraphic brush illustration collection

“Iconica”: A style of brush illustration in medium line weight

 

 

Fleur de lish, fine line whimsy illustration with a brush

“Fleur de lish”: A delicate calligraphic line style with flourish and whimsy

Fleur de lish fine line flourished spot illustrations

 

 

Elegante, an elegant slightly retro line style for spot illustration

“Elegante”: Calligraphic line illustration based on the elegant styles of the 1950’s

Brush illustrations in Elegante" style for cookbook, various food and kitchen

 

Spot illustration: Calligraphic brush illustration for editorial, advertising and product design

I have created spot illustrations for many different kinds of projects, ranging from books and magazines to advertising, packaging and product. Unlike royalty free or stock illustration the custom work I create will be unique to your design. I am often sent stock images as reference, but the best collaborations usually start with a conversation and a pencil sketch. I show these samples as a library of style to guide your vision. Although the majority of my work is sold with an exclusive or single-use license some of the images here are available to be licensed for reproduction. All of these designs are copyrighted by Iskra Design and may not be reproduced without permission.

Share this