Painted Rock: Black Bear

Painted rock (black bear). You may also access it via my file on Wikimedia Commons. If your project is cramped for space, it is not necessary to include the title of the work.

To the extent possible under law, D.K. Pritchett has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to Painted Rock: Black Bear. This work is published from: United States.

Comic Woman in Red Hat with Butterflies

Comic of Woman in a Red Hat

Comic illustration of a woman in a tall red hat with flowers, and white butterflies perching atop the hat. She has on a purple polka-dot dress. It can be used as a fashion spoof or illustration for fashion or to illustrate a red-hats theme. Attribution preferred: "by dkp" (or, no extra attribution and just leave my signature on it, if possible). Thanks!

I also published this for free use on WikiMedia.

Fashion Illustration: Woman in a Red Fedora

Woman in Red Fedora

Fashion Illustration by dkp

Attribution appreciated ("by dkp"), but I'm really not that picky about it.

Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 Generic (CC BY-SA 2.5)

Watercolor of Lady With Red Hat and Purple Dress

Watercolor with gouache: Lady with Red Hat with Purple Dress. Face in three-quarter view.

Use this art in any way you like!

No attribution necessary. If you wish to attribute, just put "Courtesy of dkp 2008."

Ladies with Red Hats

Red Hat 1

Red Hat 2

Two pieces of art work: each lady has a red hat. The ladies look neat, prim, and conservative. They might be useful for illustrating a 1950s or 1960s style. The art will work well as an illustration of pages relating to senior citizens. They were done as part of a series of the red-hat ladies in purple dresses. These two turned out looking more like straight-forward portraits of elderly ladies, or fashion illustrations of yesteryear, than like the light-hearted cartoons of the rest of the series. The medium is watercolor on paper. They are signed and dated DKP 08. Dominant colors are red, purple, brown, and pink.

Feel free to use them as you like: as is, cropped, re-vamped in an image editor, or altered however you wish. They are being placed in the public domain by the artist!

Teddy Bear Tea Party Art for Public Domain

Teddy Bear Tea Party

Artwork: Teddy Bear Tea Party by D.K.P. is watercolor, gouache, and ink. I did the art many years ago, and hereby release it into the public domain.

Art: Ghost in Pajamas with Spotlight

This is my Ghost in Pajamas art, a colored-pencil drawing. Here, I've computer-manipulated it to give it the effect of a spotlight on a dark background. One or more of the images may contain transparency information. Some of the art programs that didn't retain this information at one time now seem to allow it. These are free for public use, released by the artist on Jan. 20, 2013. These are suitable for web use. You may need to tweak the art to make the background match your page or to get rid of any stray marks where I didn't darken the background enough. No higher resolution files are available. Previous posts have other versions of the ghost, including the original version (also of low resolution). Suggestion: credit the artist, D.K.P. or link to this blog, if you would. (Suggestions are optional, the art remains free for public use.)

Ghost in Pajamas Lightened

This is my Ghost in Pajamas piece (see previous post), lightened using automatic color correction. Free for use, please credit artist, D.K.P., if you will, and a link to this blog would be nice.

Art: Ghost in Pajamas - Colored Pencil

This art ~ Ghost in Pajamas ~ is a portfolio piece that I did to show as an example of my illustration style. It was done in colored pencil. (I used Prismacolor® soft-lead pencils on illustration board.) I have also published it on an older website of mine, but am releasing it here for public use. Unfortunately, I scanned it back in the day when I really had to scrimp on storage space and use small files for easy web display. This is the best resolution that I have, and the actual artwork no longers exists. It was damaged by water. It would be nice if you would give a credit to D.K.P. or link to this blog. Thanks!