The Into the Woods poster was another fun project for the ever-growing Miami Childrens Theater. In order to properly prepare myself for this illustration, I had to do a bit of research in the form of googling images of castles … Continue reading
Often alluded to on this blog, but rarely straight-up mentioned, may I present to you my graphic design portfolio site: www.leahpincsak.com Representing the larger part of my daily life, I can personally vouch for the idea that design and illustration … Continue reading
So, it’s been a while…but things have, in fact, been happening! It’s nearing the end of autumn, but I’ve been surrounded by pumpkin-related things, mostly because I recently finished the official poster for MCT’s production of Cinderella: It really is … Continue reading
Finally! A chance to use steampunk appropriately (also, a personal dream of mine)! Stay tuned for more! Type credit: Mrs. Eaves
[I just realized that I've been using "Illustration" as both a Category and a Tag. Josh, how do you feel about this?] I’ve blogged (ugh) about my recent Les Miserables project in collaboration with the wonderful Miami Childrens Theater. Not … Continue reading
Rarely do I reference my career path as a graphic designer. This is mainly because the work I produce or oversee has little to do with my aesthetic as an illustrator—sometimes, it’s good to keep these things separate. Lately, I’ve … Continue reading
Here’s another fun poster project I just wrapped up for The Miami Children’s Theater’s summer production of Bye Bye Birdie. We decided to kiss the iconic lip-shape bye bye. See what I did there? Again, I got be both the … Continue reading
Not gonna lie, I loved Disney Renaissance movies. I loved them all. I had a special place in my heart for Mulan, though — maybe it was the Asian girl-power factor, but I think it was ultimately the time-proven success … Continue reading
This was one done for a short fiction article that I still don’t totally understand. I guess the challenge in this situation is to create something visually compelling and open-ended…and relevant. I always aim to be inclusive (a word that … Continue reading
