Tuesday, August 28, 2007
About Me
- Name: Digital Scott's Illustrationblog
- Location: Ventura, California, United States
I am an illustrator and graphic designer. I design and build web sites. I am a volunteer naturalist and spend time whale watching. I don't wear glasses. I don't have short hair. I hate wearing ties. And I'm not that good looking.
33 Comments:
beautiful concept... is that some kind of bread?
normally a person who knocks on a door wants something... but here he is knocking in order to give... it's wonderful...!
reminds me of those words,where the Divine Master says "behold, i stand and knock at your door... and to he who opens the door, I will come and sup with him, and he with me..." :o)
beautifully drawn images, with some straightforward n very appealing composition...
great work as always love the way all three work together and your color pallette is fantastic
A nice set of illustrations. But on the last one, I think you need to do a little more work on the plate, to clarify what it is.
Nice work. Great line work on the arms and hands. Nice colors and texture.
That is cool. A friend bringing some treat?
OK Scott - neat that you made it a 3 part series. Love the chula bread - nice touch. Am I just backward though, because the way I see this is (1)visitor knocks > (2)person inside opens door > (3) person inside serves bread to visitor. I guess that's the beauty of illustration - everyone ses somthing just a little bit differently. LOVE your work - it's a great series!
CORRECTION: Make that "Challah" bread instead...duh
you draw hands beautifully and they are very expressive. I like the colors and love that it tells a little story. I almost want to see this continue...and see whats next.
nice japanese feel
Wonderful!! I love the colors you used!
forshortening of the arm- very tricky- well done!
eBeth
holy foreshortening! :)
great texture.
You have an excellent sense of design, looking at much of your work. Even better that you have a very illustrative sense of design.
Nothing wrong with the great time- and stress-saver of tracing your photo of your hands.
I saw the sequence the same as "bee'nme" saw it. And made me think of the same verse "dintoons" mentioned.
These are really good Scott! All visitors should come bearing tasty treats. ;)
Thanks for the heads up about my IF link. I didn't know.
Di
Thanks for visiting my blog and for the wonderful words of encouragment...create boldly and without fear- that is awesome and i will try to remember it. Oh and for some more great music (glad you liked that song) if you havent already bought it...get Sara Bareilles' album- it is incredible.
Peace.
Very, very nice. I love how you get that texture, and that warm, antique feeling. Great, nostalgic colors too!
Thanks for the comment, I'm glad you added a third piece. So are the visitors being polite and bringing treats or did they just come over to gobble this up?!
1> visitor knocks on door
2> person opens door
3> The visitor is an alien who sucks out the brain of the person and puts it on a plate.... right?
Exactly!!! Why did no one else get it Doug?
great work! Awsome style!
La idea esta genial...
Buen trabajo.
That was my first thought, too when I saw the 3rd piece...a weird looking BRAIN on a plate! :) Nice work!
Here I was under the impression that was bread in the third panel. Thanks Doug for the insight!
Seriously, Scott, your ability to draw hands and arms are amazing. I wish I could do that!
You have some mad hand drawing skills!
I hope that is freshly baked bread, and not brains. : |
I was looking at one and two from outside, never occurred the hand reaching for the knob might be from inside the house. I like the surprise, and the story, and in just three frames, but satisfying. Wow!
great work , love the old photo style.
I really like how you divided up the space in each of these compositions. The second being my favorite. by the way, your photo's of the hump back whales are really special.
Your story is great, and your images are beautiful with nice colors.
I thought of a brain too at the last image :-)
Thankyou very much for your warm comments at my blog - it made my day - hugs from Denmark - georg
Your drawing of the hands and arms are excellent! And I like your idea of making them into a 3 frames story. Thanks for your comment in my blog :)
Love the way they came together in both story and the different techniques:-)
So I take a little breather, and you come back strong from your extended absence!
I like the story-telling sequential bit here on this one. You've done a great job on the 'captain' companion piece you did. Thanks for re-posting the 'might' post. Both have a hopeful, optimistic message to me.
The duct tape 'emergency' pieces are truly inspired.
All are very cool.
Good to see you back. Hope your summer was great!
Nice work!! I really like your economy of line and use of texture.
I like the style for this whole series. Vector mixed with texture. Kudos.
what i think is 'hands' are your thing.
hands are always a sign of people's characters, they're the first thing i look at.
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