Brandon Steele Illustration

02/27/2021

I really look forward to the return of car shows and other outdoor activities. The whole time I painted this, I kept thinking of being outside with friends and family, enjoying shared interests. I look forward to sharing times like that with my son one day. In the mean time, getting lost in my own head painting cars will suffice.

I’ve never been into using to paint. When I first learned digital painting, it was quite lacking... 2021, you’ve made me a believer.

04/17/2019

Think he has a favorite pitcher?

04/04/2019

Here's a little something for this crazy strikeout/home run era we're in: "WHIIIF." Happy Baseball Season, everyone!

02/20/2019

Needed to get a little out of my system after reading was cancelled.

01/10/2019

Sometimes you just need to do a little

10/06/2018

Some samples from children's story "The Crazy Dreams of Freddy Beans" written by Grant Woods, illustrated by Brandon Steele.

07/29/2016

Getting excited to start my next series of children's illustrations!

05/05/2016

Really interesting article for fellow designers.

https://media.netflix.com/en/company-blog/the-power-of-a-picture

03 May 2016 The Power Of A Picture Written By Nick Nelson Imagine having to tell your friend about the last movie you watched through a single drawing on the back of a playing card. If you had to encapsulate the entire movie into a few inches to convince your friend they’d love the movie, what would...

03/29/2016

Happy to announce that "The Scraggily Craggily" is available for all Kindle Apps in the Kindle Store at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01DHKS6FA

What a fun project and great learning experience.

The Scraggily Craggily follows a six-year-old boy named Jeremy who learns to overcome his fear of a hideous and scary creature he calls "The Scraggily Craggily." Though he is afraid to begin with, he ultimately learns to overcome his fear through prayer.

11/03/2015

My last few carvings from

11/01/2015

Happy Halloween everyone!

10/28/2015

A few more Jack O'Lanterns I had the privilege of carving