Plush Maxwell from Scribblenauts

Rosemary Travale's contribution to the Scribblenauts Art Jam is a homemade plush Maxwell. You can see more photos of Maxwell here, see her homemade button-eyed Coraline doll here, and check out her webstore here. She's also been known to draw a great commission from time to time.

You can see the rest of the Scribblenauts Art Jam entries here, and you have until 9/15 to submit an entry of your own.

And as I've hinted already, I'll announce the next art contest, which will have a large prize, next week. Here's another hint.

*Previously: Darkstalkers Red Riding Hood by Travale.

*Learn how to make plush monsters with these books at Amazon.

Rosemary Travale's new business cards

Rosemary Travale has charming new business cards. She also has some Star Wars art pieces on sale, as described here.

*Previously: Folded business card, knotted business card.

*Buy "Best of Business Card Design 8" at Amazon.

Darkstalkers Fan art

Some fan art that was not accepted for the Darkstalkers tribute book:


By Melita Curphy. See another submission here. And here's her webstore.



By Rosemary Travale. See another submission here. And here's her webstore.

*Previously: Plush Little Red Riding Hood eaten by the wolf.

*Buy Darkstalkers toys at eBay.

Chimera sketch

Rosemary Travale drew this Chimera for me, and here's why:

The 2009 graduating class of the BAA Illustration program at Sheridan College has recently lost the funding for their graduate print book. The students of the program have put one out every year at their graduate art show as a means to promote themselves as new illustrators coming out into the field and to commemorate their hard work and the time they spent at Sheridan. Right now they don't have enough money to print the book and it seems they will have to go with a website instead. Which I'm sure you all know just doesn't compare to having something physical to hold in your hands! So the students have launched a For The Love Of Print campaign to raise funds to make a printed book a reality. They need sufficient funding by March 20th 2009.

So here's how you can help! Anyone who makes a paypal donation of at least $2 CAN to sheridanillustrationcouncil@gmail.com
I will do a 5x 6 marker sketch for, just like the examples above and I will email you a high res file of the sketch. If you donate $10 CAN or more, then I'll mail the actual sketch to you! Once you have made your donation through paypal and have received your paypal receipt, forward it to me at travale@gmail.com, and make sure to include what you would like me to sketch for you, and your mailing address if your donation is at least $10.

You can see a few more drawings by Rosemary here, and I've also highlighted some of her work in the past. I commissioned the chimera this morning, and she emailed me the sketch a few hours later. Finally, Paypal will do the currency conversion for you.

*Previously: Colorful chimera by Miss Monster.

*Buy chimera toys at eBay.

Sale in Rosemary Travale's Etsy store

It's Rosemary Travale's birthday, and to celebrate, she put the items in her Etsy store on sale, including this silly $5 print.

*Previously: No-Rad anti-radiation pills.

*Buy "Powerlines: Words That Sell Brands, Grip Fans, and Sometimes Change History" at Amazon.

Rosemary Travale's villain paintings

Rosemary Travale still has a few villain paintings on sale for just $15 each. Prints are only $7. The fellow in the yellow striped sweater is Odlaw, Waldo's nemesis.

*Previously: Adventure Time t-shirts.

*Buy Where's Waldo books at Amazon.

Rosemary Travale's villain paintings now on sale

I've previously mentioned Rosemary Travale's villain paintings. She's put them all on sale - - $20 each, shipping included.

*Previously: Download some free skull book covers, courtesy of Travale.

*Buy Skeletor toys at eBay.

Download an "old man mask" by Rosemary Travale

Download it here.

*Previously: Free downloadable Billy Mays mask by Vonster.