Tyrone McCarthy is a freelance illustrator. He has worked with such clients as The Wall Street Journal, Washington Times, Nelvana Limited, Corus Entertainment Inc., Owl Magazine, Canadian Sportsman, Today's Parent, US Banker, Golf Canada and Game Developer Magazine.
I posted these images a couple of weeks ago on my Instagram (@tyrone_mc). I found these old art projects that I did when I was at OCAD. At the time I got a stack of zip-a-tone from this architect store and I was experimenting with it like crazy. It was fun to use but lots of labour was involved. Now a days it's so much easier to do it on the computer but back then there was no good program that was capable of getting that zip-a-tone look.
Recently, I was part of Arts Alive Day at my son's school. It's a day when the whole school gets involved in creating art. Each classroom has several stations set up. I decided I would run one called Create a Superhero. I supplied outline drawings of a guy and girl superhero. The kids used a combination of art supplies like crayons, markers and construction paper to design their costumes. Overall the kids loved it and I had a blast!! Enjoy the pics.
Interested in this Breaking Bad T-shirt & Mug? Message me on this post or if you're in the Toronto area drop by Guerilla Printing (587A College Street).
Hey everyone! Just wanted to keep you in the loop on my latest project ... NINJA CAT!
Ninja Cat is a children's book that I collaborated on with a writer friend of mine, Jason Campbell. The book follows the adventures of two happy-go-lucky Ninja Cats, Scout & Claw. The book made its debut at this year's FanExpo in Toronto.