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Sep25 by Chris Johnson

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This entry was posted in Graphic Artists Guild News and Events, Important News from the IAG Chair and tagged copyright, DMCA, event, graphic artists guild, IAG, illustrators, meeting, TPP.

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Christopher Johnson, Freelance Illustrator


Chris is an illustrator with 20 years of commercial experience, creating digital images for clients such as Nabisco, Rodale, Maui Beverages, and High 5 Games. Chris is a FORMER member of the International Board of Directors of the Graphic Artists Guild, after the international executive committee had kittens and ruled that this blog constitutes "behavior unbecoming an officer."

Art by Christopher

purple Finch, digital artwork by Christopher johnson
Nuthatch, digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Illustration of Galapagos Penguin underwater. Digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Mourning Dove, digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Cardinal, digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Illustration of blue claw crab and clams underwater, on sandy bottom. Digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Poster art for Emerald Sierra Coffee; image of train in tropical setting. Digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Banana Daquiri, digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Illustration of a mound of strawberries. Digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Art depicting wall relief, silver eagle battling gold dragon. Digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Illustration of a U.S. Army soldier, WWII era uniform, with steam locomotive detail background. Digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Illustration of girl in moody castle interior. Digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Image of man in decorative middle eastern attire, exotic Mars background. Digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Illustration of a soldier in middle eastern-styled armor. Digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Illustration of alien / Martian, in armor. Digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Illustration of neolithic hunter with spear-sized paintbrush, looking towards distant city. Digital artwork by Christopher Johnson.
Fantasy art of Chinese Emperor Yu, fighting flood alongside water dragons.
Fantasy art of Chinese Emperor Shun on horseback, sword raised.
illustration of an attractive woman with tiger ears, fierce expression, fantasy attire; in a jungle environment

To see more of my illustration work, visit my portfolio site:

cjohnsonimages.com

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