Peter Mcdonnell Email and Phone Number

Self-employed for 35 years as a freelance illustrator, cartoonist, comic book artist, storyboard & caricature artist. My first big project after art school was a comic book for Bill Graham Presents' The Rolling Stones concerts at Candlestick Park in 1981. Other early projects were poster and packaging art art for Seagram's Coolers, Activision's Double Dragon and Rad Gravity games, posters for the Watsonville Air Show, Galoob Toys Z-Bots, and the History Channel 'Origins of Superheroes' TV special. I also created many packaging and interior game designs for the Colorforms company and the Disney 'World's Largest Colorforms' set, the Beetlejuice cartoon show, the Warren Beatty Dick Tracy movie, WWF, Norfin Trolls, and the Teenage Ninja Mutant Turtles game sets. I created illustrations and designs for Sega of America projects such as the Eternal Champions, X-Men and Batman interactive comic books, also toy concept art for Galoob Toys' Z-Bots, Doom Garage, Star Wars and Expanders lines. A partial list of magazine and print clients:National Geographic KIDS; SPIRIT magazine; Sports Illustrated for Kids magazine, Sound & Vision; The History Channel, Popular Mechanics; U.S. News and World Report; Advertising Age; The Washington Post; The Weekly Standard; Rolling Stone; The Red Herring; Indianapolis Monthly; SKI; Milwaukee magazine; Modern Bride; Computer Life; Wall Street Journal; Capstone Publishing; Dark Horse Comics.Corporate and Agency clients:A&E Networks; Neiman Marcus; J. Walter Thompson; Oakland A's; Foote Cone Belding; Cisco Systems; Green Giant; Hewlett-Packard; DHL; Clear Channel; Providian Financial; Benefit Cosmetics; Mountain Bell; Charles Salter Associates; Morgan Stanley.Specialties: Comic book style illustration, character design and cartooning, caricatures & concept art; storyboards for advertising, videos & film; pop-art. I draw caricatures at over 100 events, parties, weddings and corporate functions every year. I taught cartooning and comics classes at local elementary schools and at the Petaluma Art Center for several years.