Winter by Charles Kaufman

"While standing in the winter wonder land, Santa called out to everyone at Illustration Friday, "Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!"

Painted with acrylic paints on canvas.

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Mail-Charles Kaufman

"Mail?!?, exclaimed Santa Claus, "No, most kids today send in their list of Christmas presents via e-mail or instant messaging or my Facebook account or Tweet me. Merry Christmas everyone!"

Illustration above was painted with acrylic paints on canvas.

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Phenomenon-Kaufman

It is a strange phenomenon on Illustration Friday that I get more comments to illustrations with animals in them than illustrations with people in them.

Illustration above was painted with acrylic paints on canvas.

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Prehistoric-Charles Kaufman

"The prehistoric purple dinosaur was so upset that Shirley (from down the street) had created an organic Time Machine and brought him 185-million years into the future to modern New York city that he went on a rampage trashing mass transit buses and off-the-meter taxis; vowing to get revenge on the world by being the worst actor that ever played Godzilla on Broadway."

Original painting created with acrylic paints on canvas, then tweaked in Photoshop.  
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Burning - Kaufman

Even though his feet were burning from the hot ground, the Tiki continued to do the ritual dance honoring the birth of a new volcano on his tropical island in the south Pacific. Meanwhile, hidden away in the jungle, the rest of his tribe were singing the volcano song, "Hope-a-hope-a-hope-itdoesnot-getbigger".

Created with acrylic paints on canvas, then manipulated a bit in Photoshop.
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Afterwards - Charles Kaufman

"The Paparazzi Fairies collected the photos of has-been celebrities from around the world, then AFTERWARDS put them in a pile to be used as fuel for their annual B&T (Botox and TummyTuck) festival bonfire."

The illustration was created with acrylic paints on canvas.

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Spent - Kaufman Illustration

"I spent the evening soaking in the tub."

Drawn in Adobe Illustrator, then put through an aging filter in Photoshop.

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Kaufman - Racing

As Spot went racing home, he had learned a valuable lesson: On Halloween night, never visit the graveyard where you buried all your bones.

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Charles Kaufman - Spooky

Some said he was spooky, others said scary and creepy, but all I know is that the Skeleton Head Man was handcarved and painted on old wood, then attached to a metal stand.

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Kaufman Beneath

"Beneath the paint of the Skeleton Head Man lies an old piece of wood."

Painted with acrylic paint on wood with highlights hand carved into the wood.
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Charles Kaufman - Artificial

 

"Sure I am just a vector cartoon character on an internet blog, but am I artificial?",

sighed Shirley as she looked into a mirror that somehow made her

reflection look blue....

Created using Adobe Illustrator.

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Early - Charles Kaufman

 
"The Goat was up since EARLY in the morning 
working on his scandal-filled autobiography."

Created using Adobe Illustrator.
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Equipment - Charles Kaufman

"As she sailed across the wide blue sea, the Purple Floopie wondered if she had the right equipment to make the long voyage..."

Created with Adobe Illustrator and then rendered in an animation program to make the various illustration files.

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Charles Kaufman - Fearless

Now that he knew he did not have a chance at getting tenure as a
University professor, he became fearless in his efforts
to become an absent-minded, not-so-evil professor in a
successful Saturday morning, animated cartoon series on cable television.

Created with Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.

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Detective: Charles Kaufman

"Now Shirley knew she really must be a detective because she was in a room full of danger."

Created with Adobe Illustrator and a sprinkling of Adobe Photoshop.

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"Linked" by Charles Kaufman

After the archeologists dug up this 10,000 year old terracotta vase in southern mid-asia and examined the painting on the side, they LINKED the ancient society to a bunch of really crazy people who worshipped big-eyed cartoon birds....

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Illustration Friday - Dip

Every time he went to the gas station he hoped for a dip in the price of gasoline.

Created using Adobe Illustrator.

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3D Art Constructions by Charles Kaufman

3D Art Constructions by Charles Kaufman

I have been creating 3D Art Constructions for nearly 20 years. See more at the Charles Kaufman website:
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