Laura Coyle wallpaper border for Warner Chesapeake Wallcoverings. From the "Boys Rock" line of borders and wallpapers. This border design is called Fun Harbor!
The matching wallpaper is called Sailboat Spot.
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- Thanks for visiting! I'm Laura Coyle, artist, illustrator and singer.
As an illustrator, I've worked for companies like Target, Hallmark, The Wall Street Journal and Amazon.com. My bio, contact info, and portfolio is at: www.coyleart.com
I teach online classes in Adobe Illustrator on ReneePearson.com
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October 2011
October 29, 2011
October 24, 2011
my latest illustration e-promo: bats!
Kiki Pollard and I are sending this frightful greeting out this week - we hope your Halloween is bat-tacular!! Click here to see the full size version.
October 09, 2011
creativity
As seen on Dubelyoo.
October 07, 2011
Halloween Cards in stores now!
I am excited to spread the news about two new cards I illustrated that are available now in Papyrus stores for Halloween 2011. One is a pop-up card with bats and spooky music, and the other is a modern take on a vampire with articulated, pose-able arms and legs, so the best way to show them off is with a video! You can watch the video on my YouTube Channel.
October 06, 2011
October 01, 2011
cutlass
I am cleaning off my desk, bit by bit, so as not to overwhelm myself with the multitude of paper I've accumulated. I found this brushy spot illustration in a pile of sketches. I used to save everything, now I'm considering scanning and saving things digitally - there's just too much. And I don't want to lose this one, it's my friend Michele's white on white Oldsmobile Cutlass convertable - fond memories of driving around Atlanta, talking about moving to New York. We both moved soon after, and the Cutlass belongs to someone else now.
