I’ve always considered the characters that inhabited my world as ugly little fuckers. With that said, I’m not really the guy that you would normally approach to draw a portrait. Its just never been my thing. Probably because I’ve always struggled with them. That struggle, might’ve come from a slight lack of confidence. It was [...]
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Roman’s Wrath
Posted in Illustration, tagged annie leibovitz, davidcooperart, nicki minaj, pink friday, roman reloaded, Roman Zolanski, the white stripes, young money records on February 24, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
THE BIG OOPSIE
Posted in Illustration, Sketches, tagged David Cooper, davidcooperart, drawing, sketching on May 11, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Inspiration has been a bit elusive since the beginning of 2011. Just so you know, “a bit elusive” translates to practically zero, zilch, NADA. So, in the hopes of finding some, I asked my ever creative, beautiful love, Jessica, to give me a random phrase or word that I could riff off of. RIFF OF [...]
Ser Padres Magazine April 2011 Fashion Feature!
Posted in Illustration, tagged Dave Cooper, David Cooper, Kids Fashion, Legna Calderon Photography, Ser Padres Magazine, Spring 2011 Fashion Feature on April 1, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I recently had the opportunity to work on this story for Ser Padres Magazine. My goal was to make the drawings as interesting as possible while complimenting the photo’s and not over whelming them. I had a lot of fun on this job and I’m very happy with the results. Many thanks to the Ser [...]
Siempre Mujer Magazine Illustration
Posted in Illustration, Uncategorized, tagged Bane Cooper, Christmas Story, David Cooper, Family, Hispanic Magazine, Latin, Siempre Mujer Magazine on October 12, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
This is a story I illustrated for Siempre Mujer Magazine’s Oct/Nov 2010 issue. Check out my sketches for this job here. Thanks! D.
Breaking The Bank!!
Posted in Illustration on August 5, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I recently completed a illustration job for Siempre Mujer Magazine for our “Finanzas Familiares” section. The story was about Christmas Clubs. Above you’ll see my rough pencils and final inked drawings. Since the illustrations were appearing in a women’s magazine I wanted the final pieces to have a happy and friendly feeling. I quickly thought [...]