
Who are you?
I am a cartoonist who specializes
in humorous illustration and single panel gag cartoons. I
have been cartooning professionally (i.e. being paid for my work) since 1998.
Click here to see my client list.
Why am I looking at your website?
www.davelondon.com is where I display my portfolio and answer your
questions. I like to think of my
work as “cartoon art.” I will
custom design a cartoon or illustration for your business or
personal needs,
whether that be in a magazine, newspaper, on the web, in a book, on a T-shirt,
for an advertisement, business cards, postcards, office presentations,
retirement gifts, holiday
gifts, or any number of infinite possibilities.
Contact me to discuss your cartoon needs.
I will quote you a price and explain my work process to you.
What is your
work process?
In short, I will brainstorm with you to create ideas for your cartoon needs,
sketch the preliminary product for your approval (where you have the opportunity
to comment and make changes), and then begin work on the final product.
What do I get for
all this trouble?
I deliver to you a professional cartoon in hard copy or electronic form
(e.g., as a print ready 300 dpi jpeg).
I get the satisfaction of a job well done and a happy client.
And, of course, money.
I can create a finished cartoon in a week, a few days, or even one day if
you need it expedited. I will work with you to make sure you receive the
artwork on a timely basis.
Click here to see my pricing page. I
accept cash or personal check.
Not at the moment but I will be offering it in the future.
Check back soon.
Sorry, I don’t work for free. But
call me to discuss your situation and I’m sure we can work something out.
Unless we've made other arrangements, you can use the image once, for its
intended purpose.
Unless we’ve made other arrangements, I own the copyright in my artwork.
You receive a license to use the original cartoon for its intended
purpose (which we negotiate).
2H pencils for sketching. Sakura
Pigma
Micron markers or crowquill pens dipped in india ink for final inking.
Photoshop or Dr. Ph. Martin’s concentrated water colors for coloring.
Strathmore Bristol Board or watercolor board for paper.
Really, it all depends on the specific project and what I feel like using
at the time. If you have a
preference, just let me know.
I
still have more questions.
Contact me here.
I am happy to answer all your questions for free.