Illustration Friday-Visitors 2
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The top image is my second entry. The bottom image I posted already, but put it again here for your convenience. Making your life easier is what my life is all about.
For both images I photographed by chubby mitts and then drew the hand lines in Freehand. I painted a cracked paint texture (many thanks to Claudine Helmuth!) with real paint, and then I pulled everything together in Photoshop.
Compliments make my day! Constructive criticism makes me a better illustrator. Both are welcome!
Scott
39 Comments:
AMAZING! This is my favorite entry so far! WOW!
I really love your illustrations! You illustrated the topic really well, makes me wonder what will happen in the next frame, and I love the addition of the crackled texture....makes it all feel so vintage.
Another good one!
great work :D the texture fit awesome with the illustration :D
they are both good, yet top image is my favourite...nice perpespective!
Well done. Great texture, Great color.
Great work, very original take on the subject.
Splendid gesture and perspective! Draws one in!
very cool
the bottom one says visitor more to me :)
Hi Scott,
All is well, I'm wonderfully busy!
Thanks for asking.
these are both really cool., I like the perpspective makes me curions to see the faces!
Wow, great work!
What a trip, from Illustrator - to hand drawn - to photoshop, these images have everything!
Thnks for your nice comment! I like your style....also the explanation. Makes me want to test freehand;-)
Wow! Absolutely stunning! great illustrations, Scott!
ohh i luv the simplicity of the illo and combined with a mix of mediums.. nothing to criticize on this.. plus the effort is worth it..
great idea! thx for sharing the process.
Thnks for your comment in my Blog! Your style is excelente! Great Illos!:-)
Great color choices and style. Yay!!
Awesome Illo! Also your Alaska shots are magnificent.
Well done! Like the texture. It would be interesting to watch how you do it.
Nice ... Knock knock!
It's me!!!!
Smooches,
The Tart
; *
like the progression in these would like to see a 3rd one where the door is actually opened a crack as if ready to walk in. pls explain this crack paint texture sounds interseting if u have time post it on my blog or email thanks. michael dailey
I like both of these, I love the colors, the texture and the line work. I think the bottom one works better for the word because I can get the feeling of the person being a visitor. I like what the person above "Anonymous" said about seeing a third where the door opens - But these are both awesome and individually complete :)
In the first illo he knocks, and in the second, he just goes ahead and grabs for the door, maybe he is gonna just come on in, ha.
I like your work, It's always clean lines, and muted colors, and these are no exception. These pieces have the benefit of a bit of intrigue as well, because I wonder who's behind the door, why is he knocking.
wao! great..love the idea, colors and textures...also the green decoration on the door
Thanks for the rundown here Scott. So much work went into this and it shows.
Awesome! I like your technique and illos very much! Great use of colors and shapes :D
Very nice, once again. Kinda like shots out of a dramatic scene in a movie huh?
interesting, would love to see step by step on this...awesome
Gotta love your textures Scott! Actually, your concept, colors and overall rendering are wonderful. Another fine entry!
You're on a roll with these hand/arm pieces! I'm missin' the duct tape though. : )
Beautiful texture and very convincing [if somewhat threatening] gestures!
A clever concept, a sharp technique and here they are: two great illustrations!
(yeah, I wish it was that easy...)
Love the way they are cropped- great illustrations and idea- great style!
Nice. They give me the feeling of the perspective of a video cameraman. I wonder what story he's onto. :)
beautiful and elegant!
Nice images! I like the style!
Hello Scott
Really great work, I like the colors and shapes!
Hey Scott, really like the texture, it's quite effective. I think the first one is my favourite... it makes you want to see what happens next. I like the framing you've done too! Nice.
Very nice illustrations! Great work! I'll be checking your blog again!
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