Vacationers
Summer Views
The Trick
Hide and Seek and Tag
This piece is from “The Purple Dancing Triceratops.” Written by Kimmie Gotch, Illustrated by Amber Hawks Schaberg, and used with permission.
This is my favorite piece from the book. I had so much fun drawing a Dino close up and all of the critters and flowers around her.
Dance Party
This piece is from “The Purple Dancing Triceratops.” Written by Kimmie Gotch, Illustrated by Amber Hawks Schaberg, and used with permission.
This was a great challenge to learn how to bend dinosaurs into human dance poses.
Dino Valley
This piece is from “The Purple Dancing Triceratops.” Written by Kimmie Gotch, Illustrated by Amber Hawks Schaberg, and used with permission.
This story focussed around a group of dancing girl dinosaurs. I had to create a natural world for dinos, but the characters had to be pastel and bright for a feminine flavor. I had to find the right “natural” colors for their environment that flowed with the character palette.
Flying Squirrels
No One Has More Than Me
No One Has More Than Me was written by Bartholomew Tosch, illustrated by Amber Hawks Schaberg.
In the Study, With a Vase
Dancing Daughter
Page illustration from “No One Has More Than Me,” by Bartholomew Tosch. Illustrated by Amber Hawks Schaberg.
Honey Bee
Children’s book illustration from “No One Has More Than Me”. Illustrated by Amber Hawks Schaberg, written by Bartholomew Tosch.
No One Has More Than Me Page Illustration
No One Has More Than Me was written by Bartholomew Tosch, illustrated by Amber Hawks Schaberg.
No One Has More Than Me Page Illustration
No One Has More Than Me was written by Bartholomew Tosch, illustrated by Amber Hawks Schaberg.
Hog
Based on real life events. “Those Darn Squirrels” books, by Adam Rubin sum up my hobbies. Some of my favorite things to draw are smaller, every day animals. Created on the iPad Pro using the Procreate app.
Coal
A quiet moment of sadness, drawn in Procreate on the Apple iPad Pro.
Snail Pop
A snail’s wildest dreams come true. Illustrated on an iPad Pro, using the Procreate app. Artwork by Amber Hawks Schaberg.
And The Rain Came
Never give up hope. This drawing of relief was created on the iPad Pro, using the Procreate app.
