Looks Good on Paper
Looks Good on Paper showcases the graphic design and illustration work of Thaddeus Lavalais. Lavalais.
Looks Good on Paper is a graphic design company owned by Thaddeus K. Thaddeus has over 30 years of experience in the graphic design field and much of his work can be seen on billboards, brochures and local magazines in the Golden Triangle area (Beaumont, Port Arthur and Orange, TX) as well as in Houston.
09/17/2023
Not my usual subject matter for drawing. Recent commissioned work.
10/08/2022
Portrait painting time…
07/10/2021
Alphonse Mucha was an influential 20th century Art Nouveaux artist whose distinctive style continues to influence the works of many other artists to this day. He's one of those artists whose work I try not to keep around me because it makes me tend to want to do artwork the way he did. I found my Alphonse Mucha coloring book in the storage room at school in May and got the bug to draw something in that style; the first one went unfinished because I suddenly came up with a better idea. Then I purchased an Alphonse Mucha art book that further fueled the fire. I did the basic pencil sketch in May and only managed to do the bulk of the digital work in late June and early July. I present to you, "Goddess Avarice," my modern day Alphonse Mucha homage.
05/21/2020
Need a logo? Here's some samples of recent logo designs that I have done.
06/19/2019
Almost finished with some new art on scratchboard.
Finished some new artwork!
08/03/2017
It was a busy summer. I'm finishing up my 8th children's book (Or is it 9th? I'm losing track) "The Adventures of Oba and Luther." I had three projects go from "small" to "major" based on the clients' confidence in my work. Other projects are on the horizon, but I can always sneak some other work in...
12/19/2016
You say you need a logo of a silverback gorilla holding barber's clippers and wearing Beats headphones? You got it.
12/04/2016
Here is the cover art for the children's book I am currently working on, Oba and Luther. The author's name is Calvin Mann.
Sometimes having a demanding client isn't a bad thing. I just finished a project for the Houston Swim Club that involved me illustrating various sea animals to represent their swimmer levels. It started in the summer...and there were many versions that didn't work for the client...but I finally finished the last character last week. The good thing is that HSC knows they can be demanding, and thus didn't mind paying for the work in installments along the way. The balance was paid as soon as the final images were delivered. Everybody's happy!
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