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| Charles Glaubitz - Taco Loco! cover illustration |
Showing posts with label Charles Glaubitz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charles Glaubitz. Show all posts
Friday, December 5, 2014
Charles Glaubitz illustrates cover for Taco Loco!
Here's a recent commission that Charles Glaubitz worked on for Natur & Kultur, one of Sweden's largest book publishers. Charles illustrated the cover for "Taco Loco!", a book on authentic Mexican food by Swedish chef and food writer and blogger, Jonas Cramby. The book won't be released until spring 2015, but here's a sneak peek:
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Charles Glaubitz for Variety Magazine
Charles Glaubitz was commissioned by Variety Magazine to do a portrait of Alejandro González Iñárritu, the Mexican film maker who directed Babel, among other films. The piece, in the August 28, 2014 issue, is about Inarritu's upcoming film, Birdman, his first comedy...
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| Charles Glaubitz - Portrait of Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu |
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| Charles Glaubitz - Portrait of Alejandro Gonzalez Inrritu |
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Congrats to our 3x3 Pro Show winners!
Congratulations to Livia Cives, Charles Glaubitz, and Calef Brown for being chosen as winners for the 3x3 Professional Show #10! All 3 of their winning entries will be featured in the 3x3 Illustration Pro Show Annual No.10, which will be released this winter. In the meantime, you can check out their fabulous illustrations right here:
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| Livia Cives - "Confide in You" - selected for Self Promotion category |
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| Charles Glaubitz - Illustration for Sony PlayStation selected for Corporate Communications category |
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| Calef Brown - "Sphinx" - selected for Unpublished category |
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3x3 pro show,
Calef Brown,
Charles Glaubitz,
illustration,
Livia Cives
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Charles Glaubitz Illustrates book cover for, "Are you bringing something from Mexico?"
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| Charles Glaubitz - Are you bringing something from Mexico? Final Art |
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| Charles Glaubitz - Are you bringing something from Mexico? Line art |
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| Charles Glaubitz - Are you bringing something from Mexico? Sketch |
Charles Glaubitz created this illustration for the book cover of, "Are you bringing something from Mexico?" The book is based on a theatre play written by Daimary Sánchez Moreno, grant winner of Programa de Estímulos a la Creación y al Desarrollo Artístico de Baja California (PECDA) 2010-2011 and Premio Nacional de dramaturgia Wilberto Cantón 2011.
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Charles Glaubitz Digital/Traditional illustration workshop
Below, Charles Glaubitz describes a technique for combining digital and traditional illustration, as he teaches it in his Digital/Traditional Illustration workshop...read more about how he created this illustration of a stomach ache:![]() |
| Final Art Digital mixed media |
The illustration was created for my digital/traditional illustration workshop in my studio in Playas De Tijuana, Mexico. Students learned how to digitally ink an image in Manga Studio, make hand made textures and traditionally inked shadow and light. Then it is all merged into a single image.
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| Sketch, light and shadows pencil on bond paper with scotch tape |
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| Black and white drawing |
The above image is the inked image in Manga Studio. In Black and white at 600 dpi then exported into photoshop.
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| Shadow drawing in sumi ink on paper |
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Charles Glaubitz,
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manga studio,
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Jennifer Vaughn Artist Agency group show in Dallas
We're coming back to Dallas, and this time it's for a gallery show featuring the work of 12 of our artists at TractorBeam Gallery from October 11 until November 9th, 2012.
If you're in the Dallas area this Thursday, try to make it to the opening which is from 7 to 10pm – we'll have drinks, music, some great art, ... and most of all we'd love to say hello!
Artists showing: Calef Brown, Chris Buzelli, Bob Dob, Charles Glaubitz, Terri Fry Kasuba, Craig LaRotonda, Jen Lobo, Joel Nakamura, Martha Rich, Dave Stevenson, Santiago Uceda, and Marco Wagner
If you're in the Dallas area this Thursday, try to make it to the opening which is from 7 to 10pm – we'll have drinks, music, some great art, ... and most of all we'd love to say hello!
Artists showing: Calef Brown, Chris Buzelli, Bob Dob, Charles Glaubitz, Terri Fry Kasuba, Craig LaRotonda, Jen Lobo, Joel Nakamura, Martha Rich, Dave Stevenson, Santiago Uceda, and Marco Wagner
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| Jennifer Vaughn Artist Agency + Tractorbeam - October 11, 2012 |
Monday, September 17, 2012
Charles Glaubitz, featured artist on new mobile app: Elwiri
Since National Hispanic Heritage month has just begun, we thought it was the perfect time to announce our partnership with Elwiri. Elwiri is a new mobile app that is targeted to Latino users, and it is a marketplace of sorts where they can buy art and products. Charles Glaubitz is one of the first artists to be featured on Elwiri, and several pieces of his artwork can be purchased as prints via the app...
Monday, August 13, 2012
Charles Glaubitz illustrates for Sony PlayStation
Charles Glaubitz was recently commissioned by 180 Amsterdam to create this illustration for a Brand Book for their client Sony PlayStation. They were looking to bring to the life the new Brand mantra, "The World Is In Play", and in doing so they came up with six brand pillars that define their brand personality. Charles was 1 of 6 artists who were commissioned for the project, and he was asked to base his illustration on the brand pillar, "Fearless". Here's what he came up with:
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| Charles Glaubitz - Fearless for Sony PlayStation |
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| All six illustrated Brand Pillars of Sony PlayStation |
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180 amsterdam,
Charles Glaubitz,
fearless,
illustration,
playstation,
sony
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Charles Glaubitz in 3X3 Illustration ProShow Annual
We are proud to announce that Charles Glaubitz has been chosen for inclusion in the 3X3 Illustration Pro Show Annual No. 9. This is the winning illustration by Charles, and the title of the piece is "Anger House". Congrats, Charles!
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| Charles Glaubitz - Anger House |
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Charles Glaubitz illustrates sleep disorders
Charles Glaubitz created this illustration for a recent issue of the University of Chicago magazine. The article was on sleep disorders, and below is what Charles came up with. Charles submitted another sketch on a slightly different concept, which wasn't chosen for publication. However, he liked the idea so much that he decided to complete the final art for himself anyway - see the Sleep Owl Machine illo at the bottom of post. We think they're both super cool!
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| Charles Glaubitz - Sleep Disorders |
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| Charles Glaubitz - Sleep Disorders illustration in context of magazine spread |
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| Charles Glaubitz - Sleep Owl Machine |
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Charles Gaubitz - more illustrations for El Tigre Digital
We recently shared some of the illustrations that Charles Glaubitz created for the El Tigre Digital album by the Tijuana-based duo known as Sonidero Travesura ... and here are a couple more illos he created for the same project. Love that tiger!
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| Charles Glaubitz - Sonidero Travesura |
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| Charles Glaubitz - El Tigre |
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Charles Glaubitz illustration for El Tigre
Some new Charles Glaubitz illustrations for the band Sonidero Travesura's new CD project.
The album name; Tigre Digital Greatest Hits.
The album name; Tigre Digital Greatest Hits.
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| Charles Glaubitz illustration for "El Tigre Digital" |
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| Charles Glaubitz illustration for "El Tigre Digital" - Back cover |
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| Charles Glaubitz illustration for "El Tigre Digital" - Front cover |
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Charles Glaubitz - Samurai Girl
Check out this amazing new image by Charles Glaubitz titled, "Samurai Girl"! This is a personal piece that he created during a workshop that he gave in his studio, and he used his technique of ink and wash illustration with digital color added. The concept of the project was about conveying a memory to communicate time and space. This image was inspired by his oldest daughter, Luna, and also in part by his father who was a karate champion and instructor in Mexico - hence the samurai element. Charles based the color palette on the passing of time chose seasonal Autumn colors.
We love it!
We love it!
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| Charles Glaubitz - Samurai Girl |
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Charles Glaubitz - Los Nuevos Dios
Charles Glaubitz currently has an exhibit at the Tijuana Cultural Center, and the name of the show is "Los Nuevos Dios" (The New Gods). It is a summary of the 10 year narrative that Charles has been creating through his personal work, and it consists of paintings, drawings and sculpture. The show will be up thru the end of the year, so go check it out if you happen to be in Tijuana!
| Charles Glaubitz - Los Nuevos Dios |
| Charles Glaubitz - Los Nuevos Dios |
| Charles Glaubitz - Los Nuevos Dios |
| Charles Glaubitz - Los Nuevos Dios |
| Charles Glaubitz - Los Nuevos Dios |
| Charles Glaubitz - Los Nuevos Dios |
| Charles Glaubitz - Los Nuevos Dios |
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Charles Glaubitz makes "Clandestino Art" Art workshops art
Charles Glaubitz created this art for "Clandestino workshops" to produce t-shirts, hats, posters, etc. To raise funds to support art workshops in rural parts of Mexico.
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| Charles Glaubitz - "Clandestino" |
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Charles Glaubitz freak art.
A couple of weeks ago, Charles found this unused black and white ink on watercolor paper in his flat file as he was doing his studio cleaning. A illustration for a proposed Freak film festival poster from 2010. The project was killed before this illustration even got to the computer to be colored, Charles recently colored it. We think it rocks and look very cool next to the other two freak illustrations.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Charles Glaubitz "La Fabrica del Taco" magazine ad for Simple Magazine. Buenos Aires Argentina
Charles Glaubitz illustrated this piece for a "La Fabrica del Taco" ad for Simple Magazine in Buenos Aires, Argentina - he worked with Art Director el asombroso Jogu Gutier. Here is the final colorful, hand painted Mexican style taco sign, followed by the rough and approved sketches.
Interesting tidbit about Charles; He is not a red meat eater, he only eats fish tacos!![]() |
| Charles Glaubitz -final art for Rico's Taco |
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| Charles Glaubitz - rough sketch #1 |
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| Charles Glaubitz - final sketch 1 |
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| Charles Glaubitz - final sketch 2 |
Monday, August 15, 2011
Charles Glaubitz - Hot Off the Presses
A recent piece by Charles Glaubitz is featured in the current issue of PlanAdviser magazine. Charles has been commissioned by Asset International to create many illustrations for this and other publications over the years, but this is the first time that they have picked up an existing piece by Charles. SooJin Buzelli, the creative director of Asset International, noticed the illustration in a recent Facebook posting we did, and she thought it would be perfect for the "Hot Off the Presses" feature in the 5th Anniversary Issue of the magazine. What we found especially interesting was that she chose to use the illo in a horizontal format rather than vertically, as it was originally created. We think it works super well!
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| Charles Glaubitz - "Connection" |
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| Charles Glaubitz illustration in the 5th anniversary issue of PlanAdviser. |
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