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A Long Time Ago... Jabba layer
- Artist Name Marty Jones
- Year 2018
- Portfolio Name Drawing
- Art Form Drawings / Sketch
- Size 6 (inches) H x 9 (inches) W
- Style Realism
- Genre Fantasy
- Media Pencil
- Keywords fan art, science fiction, Fantasy, Children, People, Realistic, Children's Book, Comic Book Art, android, robot
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Coffee Mug
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Magic Color Changing Mug -
Men T-shirt
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Men's Vapor Apparel T-shirts
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Men's Vapor Apparel Long Sleeves
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Men's Vapor Appareal Performance Hoodie Long Sleeve Sweatshirt
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Men's Vapor Apparel Solar Performance Polo T-Shirts
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Men's Vapor Apparel Performance Long Sleeve Sweatshirts
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Youth Basic T-shirts
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Youth Solar Performance T-shirts
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Women's T-Shirts
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Women's Vapor Apparel Solar Performance Short Sleeves
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Soft Mouse Pad -
Laptop Shoulder Bag -
Shopping Tote Bag
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Glass Coaster
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Gloss White Hardboard Coaster with Cork Back
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Lunch Tote with Handle -
Hardbound Portfolio Cover for Legal Note Pad Inside -
Aprons
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Gift Box With Ceramic Tile -
Puzzles
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Rectangular Glass Cutting Board -
Cooler Bag -
Serving Trays
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Product Description
promotional image, Digitally-colored graphite drawing, digital manipulation
A Long Time Ago... Jabba layer was created by artist Marty Jones in 2018. This art piece , which is part of the Drawing portfolio, is a Drawings / Sketch artwork. The style of this artwork is best described as Realism. The genre portrayed in this piece of art is Fantasy. The artwork was created in Pencil. The size of the original art is 6 (inches) H x 9 (inches) W.
Words which artist Marty Jones feels best describe this work of art are: fan art, science fiction, Fantasy, Children, People, Realistic, Children's Book, Comic Book Art, android, robot.
About Marty Jones
I don't remember a time that I didn't draw; I began drawing "seriously" in High School and intended to become a Technical Illustrator. Lack of planning and foresight led me to a degree in Architecture, instead of an education in Art. Further distractions, such as "lack of work" led me to two construction-related careers. Nonetheless, I've worked as a freelance commercial artist and designer for over 30 years, finding little time for "serious" illustration until 1988, when a ruptured appendix and a brush with death caused me to re-evaluate my goals and priorities. I realized that my future wasn't predictable; and that the Eternal has given me a talent intended to be used for the benefit of others. I then decided it was time to get "serious" about my career as an illustrator.
My 'body of work' is fairly eclectic in its nature, and isn't specifically geared toward one type of illustration; however, all of my illustrations are realistically-styled. My preferred media is digitally-colored graphite.
As of this writing, I’ve illustrated seven children’s books, created numerous illustrations for a variety of clients; including Steiner Korea, Scholastic Inc. and the Yellowstone Park Foundation. Over the years I have created a large number of wildlife drawings and a numerous portraits. I also create Architectural and Technical illustrations. In 2015 I added digital publishing to my business; publishing four titles as of this writing.
