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Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Monday, September 26, 2011
Concrete Cleaning Team, 3d Render, two Blue Men and Concrete Cleaner
Two blue men and a concrete cleaning machine. Services and maintenance illustration.
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Sunday, September 25, 2011
Inmotion Hosting Hacked by Tiger-M@te. Users Greeted by Lame Looking "Hacked" Page.
Some hacker(s) decided to take on one of the world's largest hosting company, inmotion, and replace everyone's index.php file with a cute little 1990's style "Server Hacked!" page, which plays a rap song (given your dumb enough to stay on the page long enough for it to automatically download...which I was). If inmotion gets hacked and 25,000 websites (including this humble one I make a living on) with it, that should say plenty about the internet, no? Its not easy to hack someone like inmotion. I love inmotion, by the way. It just shows nobody is immune to hijacking in the great pirate-infested ocean we call the internet. That being the case, what if someone like facebook gets hacked? Facebook deals purely in information - your information - so no doubt that would cripple society's identity as a whole. I guess the internet is only as trustworthy as the hackers that run it.
Here is the splash-page I was greeted with. Hackers seem fond of 1990's style web design (done by teen-age geeks with too much time on their hands).
Here is the splash-page I was greeted with. Hackers seem fond of 1990's style web design (done by teen-age geeks with too much time on their hands).
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Friday, September 23, 2011
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Company Cookout, Blue Man Mobile Grill / Smoker Illustration 3d Render
A company cookout! Here we see a blue collar construction or road worker enjoying the preparation of some tasty ribs for his co-workers. This was a fun illustration/model to do (by customer request) and I hope it gets a lot of use! This can be used for the general concepts of grilling, food, cooking out, bbq, and even grilling safety!
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Monday, September 19, 2011
Cookout and Party Mobile Grill Illustrations from ClipArtIllustration.com
By customer request, here is a new series of illustrations depicting a mobile "smoker" unit, for grilling and cooking out on a large scale! Starring the blue man, 3d renders from different angles. Check them out on ClipArtIllustration.com
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3d Blazin Steaks Render, Mobile Grill / Smoker with 3d Blue Man
A 3d smoker / grill on a trailer (mobile grill) with a blue man presenting the selection. This is a good outdoors / get-together / cook-out illustration which is simple and detailed at the same time!
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Yum Yum Steaks Grillin' Mobile Smoker with Blue Man
Steaks. Car. Grill. Man is simple. Here is a 3d render of steaks, grill, on a trailer, a mobile smoker machine with a blue man culinary expert at the controls.
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Smoker Grill with Steaks, 3d Render and Blue Man
A blue man preparing steaks at a smoker/grill which is a mobile unit. Those steaks are pretty big, considering the scale. Created to customer request.
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Mobile Grill / Smoker 3d Render with Orange Man
Orange man and mobile grill, 3d render. Cooking steaks on a mobile stove. The ultimate in carnal culinary culture. This orange man is entertaining his friends at a party with this grill...or perhaps he hosts a cook-out service, or just loves grillin'!
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Saturday, September 17, 2011
Facebook and Twitter
Would you like to follow ClipArtIllustration.com? Please feel free to create an account. Keep in touch. Here is the rss feed - http://www.clipartillustration.com/feed/. And of course, you can contact me directly via email: http://www.clipartillustration.com/contact-clipartillustrations-com/
ClipArtIllustration.com doesn't do social networks anymore. Do you website old-schoolers remember the days when a website was all that was needed to run...well...a website? These days everyone seems more concerned with social media than the actual product or website they administrate. Who can keep up with it?! I'm going to rewind things back a few years and just stick to good old fashioned on-page presence and SEO. I'm only one man, so I've decided to relieve myself of the extra work (and other possible issues) associated with social networks. I've recently removed my site's activity from facebook and twitter in favor of keeping the website more independent from mainstream trends. Please feel free to contact me on the website's contact page. - Leo
ClipArtIllustration.com doesn't do social networks anymore. Do you website old-schoolers remember the days when a website was all that was needed to run...well...a website? These days everyone seems more concerned with social media than the actual product or website they administrate. Who can keep up with it?! I'm going to rewind things back a few years and just stick to good old fashioned on-page presence and SEO. I'm only one man, so I've decided to relieve myself of the extra work (and other possible issues) associated with social networks. I've recently removed my site's activity from facebook and twitter in favor of keeping the website more independent from mainstream trends. Please feel free to contact me on the website's contact page. - Leo via Posterize
Friday, September 16, 2011
3d Thermometer Graphics on ClipArtIllustration.com
Need a medical, doctor, home remedy, or well-being illustration? See these cool new 3d renders on ClipArtIllustration.com 
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Monday, September 12, 2011
ROBORG, the Cybernetic Pixel Giant Robot from Leo Blanchette's Illustration Labs
Introducing Roborg, a walking behemoth similar to AO-Maru the friendly robot. Quite literally he's scrap pixels, rebuilt into this graceful heavyweight humanoid machine you see here. Is he a gentle giant, a powerful defender, or a walking agent of doom? I'm in favor of the first, but of course your design and needs will determine what role he plays. This project started as a customer request, but it didn't quite match the customer's vision, so instead of the model being wasted, I rebuilt some parts of the body and gave him a nice little semi-dome head (cute). So now Roborg has been added to the Robotto family on ClipArtIllustration.com. I hope you enjoy him! Feedback welcome.
Large and In Charge, 3d Security One Ton Robot
See this illustration: Guardian Robot, by Leo Blanchette
This not so little guy is a new addition to the AO-Maru robotics series. He's big, cute, strong, and most likely will level anything standing in its path. Wouldn't you like to have a pet robot like this?
This black and white space-age robot is a royalty free image, downloadable upon purchase, which will complement your creative design work in internet and offline applications.
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3d Render Big Shiny Cyborg / Robot View from Top
See this illustration: Guardian Robot, by Leo Blanchette
A big shiny cybernetic character, interesting concept for subjects in internet and general security, software, programming, and ideas like that.This 3d character has been developed in the style of AO-Maru, the original robot.
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3d Render of Big Cute Robot Guardian
See this illustration: Guardian Robot, by Leo Blanchette
He's large, in charge, and as a bonus, rather cute.Notice his resemblance to the other robot on this site, AO-Maru. He's a rather built up version of that robot, obviously a security concept, or something more space-age and strong.This is a royalty free image with rights available for use after download. I hope this imaginative concept suits your design needs.
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3d Render Two Big Security Robots Illustration
See this illustration: Guardian Robot, by Leo Blanchette
These guys have your back! Super robot guardians, 3d illustrations, black and white (with blue eyes), great for representing security and anti-piracy / anti-spam concepts.
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One Ton Robo, Black and White Robot 3d Render
A 3d robot, strong and steadfast, ready to protect and defend. Black and white. This sort of happened on its own, not being planned. The design was intended for other purposes, but instead became a stock illustration! Now he is available to represent all of your technology and security related designs.
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Guardian Robot, Hero Stance
See this illustration: Guardian Robot, by Leo Blanchette
View from the bottom, robot guardian. The creative uses of this are many, as it is an obvious concept in security, which can be applied to illustrate real world security systems or online ones.
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Sunday, September 11, 2011
PROTOTYPE: Electronic Gaurdian and Firewall
See this illustration: Guardian Robot, by Leo Blanchette
A new illustration fresh off the render pipeline. Let your imagination decide what his job will be. He's a big guardian robot who can defend against anything from spam to piracy to just making the design you use him in look cool.
A new illustration fresh off the render pipeline. Let your imagination decide what his job will be. He's a big guardian robot who can defend against anything from spam to piracy to just making the design you use him in look cool.
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Saturday, September 10, 2011
Are You Using Social Media? Or is Social Media Using You? Free Illustrations
Who would have thought "getting your business" out there could be so much fun, and yet, so much time!
Are You Using Social Media? Or is Social Media Using You?
Here is a free illustration for your use in the subject of social media. Enjoy. Relate.
Are You Using Social Media? Or is Social Media Using You?
Here is a free illustration for your use in the subject of social media. Enjoy. Relate.
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Friday, September 9, 2011
Green Screen Graphics Branding / Mascot Fun. 3d Model Project Round-Up.
The completed Greenscreen Graphics mascot. For those of you who are looking for custom illustrations and branding icons for your business, see the page where I describe this service - http://www.clipartillustration.com/36508/custom-mascots-and-illustrations/ This was a simple project done for Mike Gauthier's GreenScreen graphics. The g-bot will be seen crawling all over the walls of his shop.
This was an improvise. My renderer messed up this picture, leaving a whole area of the pic incomplete. Since it was broken, I just edited the photo in photoshop to look really broken.
Climbing the wall...left.
G-bot is leaning back and reaching toward you...
On-guard and contorted.
This was an improvise. My renderer messed up this picture, leaving a whole area of the pic incomplete. Since it was broken, I just edited the photo in photoshop to look really broken.
Climbing the wall...left.
G-bot is leaning back and reaching toward you...
On-guard and contorted.
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
Sketch of Cute Characters in the Making
My wife who is gifted in language and understanding of culture wanted me to make a series which excels in the diversity of humankind. Below was the first sketch that hatched the rest of the series that would soon go by two names: The Human Factor and Krinkle's people.
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Wednesday, September 7, 2011
What is Clip Art?
What is clip art? In the most modern form, clip art takes the form of vector graphics, generally stored as an EPS file. The Wikipedia definition excludes clip art from the category of stock illustration, though modern internet culture has changed that fact.
Clip art is available presently in rights managed online libraries such as clipartof.com, clipart.com, and clipartillustration.com, all varying in quantity, price, and quality.
The name "clip art" is a label derived from the older traditional method of physically cutting (clipping) out a picture for use in another publication whether it be news, comics, or books.
Clip art is available presently in rights managed online libraries such as clipartof.com, clipart.com, and clipartillustration.com, all varying in quantity, price, and quality.
The name "clip art" is a label derived from the older traditional method of physically cutting (clipping) out a picture for use in another publication whether it be news, comics, or books.
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Great Recession Economic Collapse Credit Issues and Home Foreclosure Illustration 3d Render
A credit illustration dedicated to the Great Recession. 3d Render.
Here is a free illustration of the Credit Trap. This 3d clip art illustration of a man trapped in the credit struggle becomes more relatable by the year, by more and more people, businesses, and entire governments. The credit trap. This illustration will serve anyone's needs who on their blog or business articles will need to illustrate the sad effects poverty and credit.
See original source of these illustrations on ClipArtIllustration.com
This one one of the first concepts I had produced in the beginning of my illustration career. Its still a favorite in the clipartillustration.com library.
Here is a free illustration of the Credit Trap. This 3d clip art illustration of a man trapped in the credit struggle becomes more relatable by the year, by more and more people, businesses, and entire governments. The credit trap. This illustration will serve anyone's needs who on their blog or business articles will need to illustrate the sad effects poverty and credit.
See original source of these illustrations on ClipArtIllustration.com
This one one of the first concepts I had produced in the beginning of my illustration career. Its still a favorite in the clipartillustration.com library.
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Friday, September 2, 2011
Speedblogger Images, 3d Renders of Green Robot
Green! Is it the new orange? Its bright and appealing! Here are some fresh 3d renders up for your use. 
Three new 3d renders of the AO-Maru variation for writers, bloggers, and designers. 
Three new 3d renders of the AO-Maru variation for writers, bloggers, and designers. via Posterize
Free Energy Saving Go Green Illustration. Robot Holding Energy Saver Bulb
Looking through my past files, I had forgotten all about this guy! Special request variation on my original blue robot. Use this green robot 3d render in your own projects, personal or commercial. See more illustrations like this on http://www.clipartillustration.com/
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[caption id="attachment_38008" align="aligncenter" width="179" caption="Go Green! Save Energy. Free for You Use."]
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Interesting Abstract (free) Graphic of Teamwork Puzzle Concept
This is a free illustration (why would it not be???). Please, leave comments below. Tell me what you see in this abstract ink blot below! At first it was an alpha mask for a project, but it turned out to be pretty cool in its own right. [caption id="attachment_38005" align="aligncenter" width="640" caption="I see...a penguin!"]
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Thursday, September 1, 2011
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
7 High Quality Web and Wireless Technology Illustrations Staring Orange Man
Seven quality orange man illustrations on the subject of web design, wireless, social networking, and hosting. These complement a professional branding scheme fairly well and make wonderful blogging pictures.
Do you like these? See the whole collection of illustrations below.
Do you like these? See the whole collection of illustrations below.
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
the Little Blue Bird Bot Automated Tweeter
There is no shortage of little blue birdies on the internet...so cute and hug-able. On cruising the social networks, I realized something: Most of those cute, tweeting little birdies are actually robots! Bots, posing as real little blue birds! Developers, bloggers, seo specialists, and web designers, here you are: The true blue birdie. The little blue bird bot, automated tweeter. Use these small size renders for your personal needs! Right-click and save. If you'd like the larger sizes, simply click the image to the royalty free stock illustration page. 
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Little Blue Bird Robot Automated Tweet Machine Clip Art
At first glance he looks like a real bird, but then you realize your looking at a little bot. He's an automated announcement machine, spreading news and cheer all over the social networks. Have you seen him before? Developers will enjoy this render in their own projects surrounding social networks. I haven't seen many 3d rendered versions of the concept.
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Monday, August 29, 2011
The Little Blue Bird Icon 3d Render
A rather large blue bird bot, somewhat cute and clumsy in appearance. He has an announcement to make, 140 characters long. This little icon of the social networks has taken over the internet, but the interesting secret is that most of these birds are actually bots. Here is one for your use as your tweeting around the town.
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Little Tweet Bird Blue Bot Clip Art Illustration
A little blue bird bot. These bots are everywhere, decorating the internet with announcements, news, and random information of every sort. You've probably seen this little blue bird bot, a notable figure of modern social networks. What can you say in 140 characters or less? If an image is worth a thousand words, you're going to have a hard time tweeting about this little 3d rendered blue tweet bot!
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Little Blue Bird Robot Clip Art Illustration
That familiar little blue bird we've all seen...everywhere. Did you know that he is really a bot? Really. (Web developer's inside joke). We've all seen the little blue bird, tweeting tweeting tweeting. Some people can't stand him, some people just love to listen all day! The tweet bot. Now a clip art illustration for everyone to enjoy! Tweet.
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3 Awesome Social Networking Clip Art Illustrations
Here are a few illustrations denoting social networking concepts, created by illustrator Leo Blanchette. [caption id="attachment_36756" align="aligncenter" width="125" caption="Social Network Clip Art Illustration Man with Megaphone"]
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[/caption] [caption id="attachment_36757" align="aligncenter" width="117" caption="Online Networking, Orange Man Standing on Mouse"][/caption] [caption id="attachment_36755" align="aligncenter" width="131" caption="Concept in teamwork"][/caption] via Posterize
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