Chris Whetzel
@chriswhetzel.bsky.social
Vector artist working in book publishing , editorial, and advertising. I post art for kids and adults.
About 1/3 of Perhaps the Stars by Ada Palmer (#4 of Terra Ignota)
July 29, 2025 at 11:12 PM
About 1/3 of Perhaps the Stars by Ada Palmer (#4 of Terra Ignota)
I listened to a book riot podcast recently that was an interview with someone discussing numbers. Basically, everything in kids is up which is good. Interesting bits were that picture books are always in high demand, but as ages increase, publishers source less. The exception being graphic novels
June 14, 2025 at 4:09 PM
I listened to a book riot podcast recently that was an interview with someone discussing numbers. Basically, everything in kids is up which is good. Interesting bits were that picture books are always in high demand, but as ages increase, publishers source less. The exception being graphic novels
So enticing with all of the new options. Those Cowboy Bebop cards are so tempting …
a man with long curly hair and a mustache wears a pink shirt with a unicorn on it
ALT: a man with long curly hair and a mustache wears a pink shirt with a unicorn on it
media.tenor.com
May 13, 2025 at 7:06 PM
So enticing with all of the new options. Those Cowboy Bebop cards are so tempting …
Before I read the text, I thought that was Trump 😂
November 2, 2023 at 12:37 PM
Before I read the text, I thought that was Trump 😂
👍👍 We go every week!
October 26, 2023 at 1:34 AM
👍👍 We go every week!
I did some famous historical
portrait work a while back for Aladdin; here are my favorites from that assignment, and you can see more portrait work at ChrisWhetzel.com
portrait work a while back for Aladdin; here are my favorites from that assignment, and you can see more portrait work at ChrisWhetzel.com
October 16, 2023 at 7:00 PM
I did some famous historical
portrait work a while back for Aladdin; here are my favorites from that assignment, and you can see more portrait work at ChrisWhetzel.com
portrait work a while back for Aladdin; here are my favorites from that assignment, and you can see more portrait work at ChrisWhetzel.com