Digital Illustration Portfolio — Original Blog Art Across the John D Reinhart Content Family

This is the complete digital illustration portfolio of John D Reinhart — writer, illustrator, videographer, and content creator. Across TangleWicket, TumbleBump, and SkippityWhistles, every site in the John D Reinhart content family has a distinct visual voice built from original digital art. Beginner gardening illustrations, funny cooking blog artwork, humorous DIY illustrations — created post by post, character by character, punchline by punchline. If you’re looking for a technical illustrator with range, a sense of humor, and an embarrassing number of active websites, you’re in the right place.

Original Adobe Illustrator Art — The Three Point Line Podcast Illustration Gallery of John D Reinhart

The original digital illustrations behind The Three Point Line live here. Nine episodes, nine subjects, one consistent technique — a three-point fuchsia trace line in Adobe Illustrator, 960×540 artboard, Live Paint coloring, and a finished image that goes for an impression rather than a literal reproduction. Mobile cranes, Matchbox cars, light armored vehicles. Original technical illustration that started as a podcasting experiment and turned into a visual method worth showing off.

  • Technical line drawing of Fraunce's Tavern in NYC by John D. Reinhart, created using the Three Point Line illustration method
  • Technical line drawing of an LAV-25 Light Armored Vehicle by John D. Reinhart, created using the Three Point Line illustration method
  • Technical line drawing of a Matchbox MBX1264 Cadillac Eldorado by John D. Reinhart, created using the Three Point Line illustration method
  • Technical line drawing of a Vergona GR-800XL mobile crane by John D. Reinhart, created using the Three Point Line illustration method
  • Technical line drawing of a Grumman EA-6B Prowler jet by John D. Reinhart, created using the Three Point Line illustration method.
  • Technical line drawing of the Afromax tanker SFL Sabine by John D. Reinhart, created using the Three Point Line illustration method
  • Technical line drawing of a 33K gallon railroad tank car by John D. Reinhart, created using the Three Point Line illustration method
  • Technical line drawing of a blue Adirondack chair by John D. Reinhart, created using the Three Point Line illustration method
  • Technical line drawing of a blue Cape Cod style house by John D. Reinhart, created using the Three Point Line illustration method.

Original DIY Illustrations — The Home Improvement Art of SkippityWhistles

The original digital home improvement illustrations behind SkippityWhistles live here. Tools being used incorrectly by confident people. Hardware store moments that Ron Screwstrip knows all too well. These are illustrations created post by post for a funny DIY blog – home improvement site that believes you can do this — and that the journey there is worth illustrating. Original DIY art, tool illustrations, and a visual voice built for the home improvement beginner.

  • Technical line drawing of a four-way iron pipe fitting by John D. Reinhart, created using the Three Point Line illustration method
  • A technical drawing of a trio of ladder types by John D Reinhart in the Three-Point method.
  • A line drawing of the top of a water heater by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of a push-fit tee-intersection (based on Lowes.com photography) by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of a chainsaw (based on Black & Decker photography) by John D Reinhart.
  • A line drawing of a soldering iron (based on Handskit photography) by John D Reinhart
  • A household HVAC schematic by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of a rotary tool (based on Harbor Freight Tools photography) by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of the plumbing under a kitchen sink by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of a jigsaw (from Harbor Freight Tools photography) by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of four levels - a spirit level, a box level, a laser level, and an angle finder - by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of the four major types of levels (angle, box, laser, and spirit) by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of a reciprocating saw (based on Makita photography) by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of an oscillating tool (from Snap Fresh photography) by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of a miter saw (based on Bosch reference photography) by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of a circular saw (based on Ryobi reference photography) by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of a power sander by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of a click-style, a beam-style, and a digital torque wrench by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of a dishwasher by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of an outdoor faucet by John D Reinhart
  • A line drawing of assorted nuts and bolts
  • A line drawing of a disassembled washing machine pump
  • A line drawing of a wood-framed house
  • A line drawing of three vises - a bench vise, woodworking vise, and a portable vise.
  • A line drawing of a group of clamps, composed of a bar, a C, a pipe, a spring, and a trigger clamp
  • A line drawing of a group of scissors and shears
  • A line drawing of a fixed-blade, a retractable, and a folding utility knife
  • A line drawn pile of tools, including a power drill, several pliers, wrenches, and a chisel
  • A line drawing of a carpenter's square
  • Line drawing of a closed pair of aviation shears

Original Kitchen Illustrations — The Funny Cooking Blog Art of TumbleBump

The original digital kitchen illustrations behind TumbleBump live here. Bacteria throwing parties in the sponge. Pots boiling over with complete confidence. Pizza making its own decisions at 425 degrees. These are funny cooking blog illustrations created post by post for a kitchen confidence site that takes the science of cooking seriously and everything else with a grain of salt. Original food blog art, humorous kitchen illustrations, and a visual voice that belongs entirely to Jenny Newcook’s world.

  • A 3D render of two sticks of butter, one wearing a tank top that says "salted" and the other wearing a tank top with a picture of an x'd out salt shaker, facing off for a fistfight in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Tumby’s money is on the salted guy…
  • A 3D render of a stainless steel sink heaped high with dirty dishes in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    That pot in the left sink seems distinctly ovoid in shape…
  • A 3D render of a lump of gummy spaghetti on a plate in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    I thought spaghetti would be whiter…
  • A 3D render of a severely over-salted steak in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Doesn’t that salt seem kind of coarse?
  • A 3D render of a pretty pink birthday cake superimposed over a star in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
  • A 3D render of a moldy pizza slice superimposed over a star in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    I mean… it’s still food… technically…
  • A 3D render of a sloppy, sagging birthday cake superimposed over a star in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    It makes you wonder why the candle flames are pointing up.
  • A 3D render of a loaf of stale white bread in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    That bread looks a little moldy…
  • A 3D render of a very low birthday cake, superimposed over a star in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    It’s supposed to look like an unrisen cake, not a cookie
  • A 3D render of a cooked chicken wearing a Zorro mask superimposed over a star in the TumbleBump kitchen while a mystified Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    It insisted on the mask…
  • A 3D render of bacteria having a party on a plastic cutting board in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    So, what does the disco ball hang from, exactly?
  • A 3D render of a smoothie in a blender superimposed over a star in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    That smoothie looks vaguely disgusting…
  • A 3D render of a junky knife superimposed over a star in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    This post is not about dirty knives…
  • A 3D render of a gang of bacteria superimposed over a star in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Bacteria really doesn’t have teeth.
  • A 3D render of a rotting pear superimposed over a star in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    That “best by” tag is not real.
  • A 3D render of a frozen food package labeled "Just the Food You Want to Eat" in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Heaven in a box
  • A 3D render of a carton of disgusting Chinese food superimposed over a star in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
  • A 3D render of a boiling-over spaghetti pot superimposed over a star in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Isn’t that a gas oven?
  • A 3D render of a taco platter in the TumbleBump kitchen while a sombrero-clad Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Maybe the hat’s a little much
  • A 3D render of an egg dropped in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Oops.
  • A 3D render of a greasy cast iron skillet in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    That’s supposed to look like hardened grease in the pan
  • A 3D render of a burned tuna melt in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    It was supposed to be a tuna melt…
  • A 3D render of a garlic clove superimposed over a star in the TumbleBump kitchen while a clothes-pinned-nose Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    At least it LOOKS fresh…
  • A 3D render of a kitchen crock crammed with tools superimposed over a star in the TumbleBump kitchen while a dubious Tumby looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Some of those tools seem weirdly out of scale.
  • A 3D render of a mass of spaghetti poured directly onto the table in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on in dismay, by John D Reinhart
    You know, the plates are right there…
  • A 3D render of a steak surrounded by question marks in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on with concern, by John D Reinhart
    Well, it looks done…
  • A 3D render of a tattered Beef Weelington recip in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on with concern, by John D Reinhart
    Well, it LOOKS easy enough…
  • A 3d render of a burnt roast in a skillet in the TumbleBump kitchen while Tumby looks on in dismay, by John D Reinhart
    Preparing a roast in a skillet is not recommended.
  • A 3D render of a pile of dirty dishes in the TumbleBump kitchen as Tumby looks on in dismay, by John D Reinhart
    Another fine mess…

Original Garden Illustrations — The Funny Beginner Gardening Art of TangleWicket

  • A 3D render of a group of grumpy weeds carrying suitcases turning away from a group of smiling, nice looking plants gathered around a sign that reads "Sorry. This plot's taken" in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    These are not the ground-cover plants we’re recommending.
  • A 3D render of a scene from an alien-invasion movie in which a group of big, terrified-looking weeds run towards us as a shovelful of dark mulch thunders to ground behind them in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    You don’t mulch sprouted weeds…
  • A 3D render of a sneering dandelion that looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger wearing a black leather jacket in Terminator with a sign that says "I'll be back" in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    The sign should say “I’ll grow back…”
  • A 3D render of Hercules battling a giant hydra, except the three heads look like Dandelion buds in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Maybe a little too dramatic…
  • A 3D render of a pair of old weeds in rocking chairs on the porch of a house watching a pair of young weeds sitting in front of a tent in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    This is just so wrong…
  • A 3D render of a grinning dandelion carrying a sign that says "VICTORY IS OURS!" in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    That thing is just creepy…
  • A 3D render of a battered and badly dented garden trowel in the middle of the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    At least the blade is a one-piece…
  • A 3D render of big pile of garden tools of all kinds heaped in the middle of the the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    This might be overstating it a little…
  • A 3D render of a group of mean-looking aphids wearing eye masks sawing through a broad-leafed plant in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    That guy on the right looks kinda sleepy
  • A 3D render of an open bottle of pesticide with a skull-and-crossbones label alongside a dead bug with its legs in the air and Xs over the eyes in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
  • A 3D render of a ladybug wearing a white cowboy hat and a six-gun holster, gun drawn and pointing at a bunch of black-hatted, angry looking aphids in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    How does the ladybug fly if he’s wearing that gun belt?
  • A 3D render of a cockroach in a garden holding a sign that reads "No Squishing Please" in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    This image doesn’t make much sense…
  • A 3D render of a gang of mean-looking bugs carrying baseball bats and knives facing off against a gang of nice-looking bugs in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Is that a cricket bat?
  • A 3D render of a a happy Japanese beetle looking longingly at a fearful plant planted in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    I’m not sure Japanese beetles are supposed to look that cute…
  • A 3D render of a little planted in the ground completely surrounded by and looking with concern at the tubes and fittings of an operating garden irrigation system, holding out a leaf to check for rain in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    The drip system leaks just fine, but lacks emitters
  • A 3D render of an umbrella-toting potted plant checking for rain in the TangleWicket garden while an exasperated Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
  • A 3D render of a desperately dry plant bearing the sign "Water Please" in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Wicket whispers “better thee than me!”
  • A 3D render of a soaker hose watering three smiling plants in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    That smile is kinda creepy…
  • A 3D render of a sunglass-wearing plant getting watered in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Sunglasses, morning water, right?
  • A 3D render of a severely wilted plant in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Maybe you should have planted that in the ground…
  • A 3D render of a wooden planter on automotive jack stands in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    A raised bed is not quite like that…
  • A 3D render of water cascading of the leaves of a plant sitting in dry soil in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Why is the water blue, and where does it go?
  • A 3D render of a waterlogged flower wearing a scuba mask in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    He doesn’t look that unhappy…
  • A 3D render of a very deep hole with a tiny plant growing in it in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    The hole wasn’t supposed to look like a sewer pipe…
  • A 3D render of an aromatic pile of compost in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Compost shouldn’t do that, should it?
  • A 3D render of a sepia-toned melting snowman in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    The snowman kinda looks like a peanut…
  • A 3D render of a horrified seedling trying to escape from a pot in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on in dismay, by John D Reinhart
    The plant may actually be a little shocking…
  • A 3D render of a smiling small flower planted in the ground giving us a thumbs-up from the shade of a colorful sun umbrella while the ground around the umbrella's shadow is scorched by sunlight in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    It looks more like a bomb crater than a garden…
  • A 3D render of a smiling marigold holding a clipboard while sitting behind a desk in front of a colorful banner that says "Now Hiring Pollinators" in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart
    Does that pot seem to be hovering?
  • A 3D render of a severely overcrowded little flowerbed full of angry-looking flowers that are engaged in a massive fistfight in the TangleWicket garden while Wicket looks on, by John D Reinhart

The illustrations on this page were created one post at a time, for sites that needed a visual voice as distinctive as the written one. No stock photography, no clip art, no shortcuts. Every image belongs to a specific idea in a specific post on a specific site — which is either a very efficient way to build a portfolio or a very inefficient way to run a content empire. Possibly both. If you’re a brand, a publisher, or anyone who needs original digital illustration with a sense of humor and a working knowledge of garden pests, kitchen disasters, and home improvement tools used incorrectly, John D Reinhart is available for conversation.

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