Digital Art—anything you
can imagine
Adventures in pixels
It used to be that if you wanted to make a drawing, diagram, or painting for a publishing project you had to use a pencils, rulers and French curves, and paint brushes. Well, today all you need is a mouse (and some very expensive software).
I’ve been creating illustrations of all kinds for the last 20 years, mostly in my full-time job as the creative director for a small medical school, where I work to produce textbooks for our students. I use the latest hardare and software, and am always trying new ideas.
The range of illustrations that I’ve done is broad: from cool charts and graphs, to diagrams and schematics; from sketches to paintings; from sensible to whimsical to odd—imagination is the only limit.
Clean, clear illustrations created in InDesign or Illustrator—great for textbooks
Digital watercolors created in Photoshop—any style and look you can imagine
Whimsical, eye-catching, even weird—great artwork can spice up any project
Stylized art that begins with a photograph and turns into…well, just about anything
Digital art has limitless style options—here’s an entire family made from squiggles.
Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator: strange artwork from many sources
Content can be presented in many ways to add dynamic interest
Freeform digital art and text can add visual interest to routine subjects
There are endless possibilities for displaying data in creative and interesting ways
Custom icons can be created to liven up the appearance of technical information
A few creative twists can make even simple boxes pleasing to look at
Don’t use boring clip-art icons—let me create custom designs for your business
Need digital illustrations? Let's talk!
Have a seat and let’s talk.
Let’s do something amazing together.
S. Peter Lewis
368 Sweden Rd. Bridgton, ME 04009
speterlewis@gmail.com | 207-239-4154