Winter Wonderland

Courtlin and I enjoying the snow.

Goodnight Bear

by Jordan Reasor

Impending Doom

by Jordan Reasor

The Swan Princess

I used the original as a guide to create the finished piece in Photoshop.

Dancing in the Moonlight

The opinion of kids matters most to me when I create these images. Reuben (age 5) says, "I don't really like this guy (referring to the drummer)--I don't really like him at all. But, I REALLY LIKE THIS GUY (referring to his hatted friend)--I really like him a lot." When asked why, he couldn't put his finger on it.

The Scribble Monster

I'm interested in the marks that little tiny people make--you know, like toddlers. These scribbles were produced by a toddler. Then I added a little something, transforming the work into a "monster"--which is what this toddler and I draw all the time anyway. I'd like to publish a book of illustrations that have started out as kid scribbles. I'll let you know when that happens.

Art In New York City

Sushi

I spent my Easter Sunday Plane Ride making this guy. He was supposed to be scary. But, as it often goes with me, he turned out too cute.

The King Who Could Fly

An illustration for a story I wrote in college. The illustration was born out of the need for an example of a watercolor illustration for my fifth grade classes.

Blast from the Past: Nerd Entertainment Package

This Blast from the Past was created to keep masses of librarians occupied during their off time at a conference at Brigham Young University 2007. It was the cover art for a book of crosswords, logic puzzles, etc. From this original work of art was born "The Librarian" used on more than one occasion as a part of HBLL print communications.

What's Wrong Little Baby?

Introducing the adventures of Sad Bigger Bear and Little Blue Boy for my mother.
What's Wrong Little Baby? by Jordan Reasor

Alfredo

A homeless boy I knew once in Guadalajara.
Alfredo by Jordan Reasor

Naming the Band

Senior citizens naming the band at the birthday party.
Original watercolor illustration by Jordan Reasor.