tenderly illustrations

•Client•

The tenderly logo. Tenderly is written in forest green. Above the words, a coral colored flower, that also looks like a paw, sits above two forest green leaves.

•My Role•

Graphic Designer
Illustrator

•Work•

Tenderly was a friendly, radical, and vegan magazine on Medium. It was designed for anyone who loves animals and eats plants. I created the promotional material and editorial materials for articles featured on the Tenderly website.

•Illustrations•

A comic for a tenderly article. It shows one woman points to the other woman's dog and asks, "what kind of dog is it?" the woman with the dog emphasizes, "HE" and continues to say, "is probably a german shepherd mix."
A comic strip called Quarantine Activities. Activity 2: Draw portraits of your friends as heads of lettuce. It shows a woman holding up a picture of her corgi as a head of lettuce, and the corgi loves it.
A comic for a tenderly article. It shows an adorable wolf spider living behind a toilet. A note taped to the toilet reads: This is Daniel. He lives here and we love him. Please don't touch, smoosh or move him. Thank you.
A thumbnail for a tenderly article. It shows a man, wearing a red sweater with the hood on his head. He has a lizard on his left shoulder wearing a gold chain, and an iguana on his right shoulder. All three of them are wearing juggalo makeup (black and white clown makeup).
A thumbnail for a Tenderly article. It is an illustrated map of LA that shows where all the best vegan donut shops are.
A comic for tenderly. It shows a hen on a nest, surrounded by 5 eggs. All the eggs have speech bubbles with hearts in them. The comic says, "Baby chicks can communicate to their mom and siblings from their eggs."
A comic for tenderly magazine. It shows a chicken happily thinking about many different animal and people faces. It says, "Chickens can recognize over 100 human and animal faces."
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