Years ago, I did a series of character designs for Pampers thru a local branding firm. I forgot all about it, until I went to China to adopt Lily. We went into a small Chinese store to get extra diapers, and there was a package all in Chinese with my cartoon character on it. That character has probably been seen by more people than anything I've ever done. (lesson: treat all your work as if it may go all the way.)
Christina this is really nice...at the size shown it looks like it could be an interactive type display with stick-ons or something...do you know how it was used? It (or a similar piece) would be an ideal companion for some of your books!
Nice :)
ReplyDeleteGood job Christina. You never know where your artwork will show up.
ReplyDeleteA Get Well card I illustrated for Hallmark showed up in a hospital room scene on the soap, Guiding Light.
Funny...
I can't beat that, Daryll! but here's my story:
ReplyDeleteYears ago, I did a series of character designs for Pampers thru a local branding firm. I forgot all about it, until I went to China to adopt Lily. We went into a small Chinese store to get extra diapers, and there was a package all in Chinese with my cartoon character on it. That character has probably been seen by more people than anything I've ever done.
(lesson: treat all your work as if it may go all the way.)
Chuck, you beat it!
ReplyDeletewell all I can claim is a mural in a grocery store (though I'm not certain that English is the first language in South Bend).
ReplyDeleteAlso, having artwork hanging up in Israel is pretty cool. I wish I could claim that one.
ReplyDeletedecades later....sheesh thanks Chuck.
ReplyDeleteChristina this is really nice...at the size shown it looks like it could be an interactive type display with stick-ons or something...do you know how it was used? It (or a similar piece) would be an ideal companion for some of your books!
ReplyDeleteSorry, John! I was trying to emphasize your years of accumulated wisdom.
ReplyDeleteIt's 2010, and I have ten on the mind I guess.
John,
ReplyDeleteThe children in the classes marked their progress in the progam with magnets. I had to have a certain number of stones to correlate with the program.
aha - very nice!
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