Illustration Friday-Blues Two
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Here's a bonus image for IF's "The Blues" topic. Based on a photo that Susan took, of which I loved the composition. Relatively quick work.
posted by Digital Scott's Illustrationblog at 12:20 AM
31 Comments:
i was just about to comment on your cheese post when this one popped up - its a good perspective and i like the shadows, thanks for stopping by my blog
The colors make this most interesting, which is so interesting since the color scheme is limited.
great illustration.. i really like the clean crisp style of this..
I really like the focus on the shadows. It is a different way of looking at things.
nice work on my families feet! i like the way you took my composition and used the colors to guide the work. cool!
great illo!
muy buena!!! me encanta la sintesis!!! y la composicion es excelente sencilla pero prometedora!!!! bien hecho!
blue cheese or blue shadows or shadows of blue cheese uhmm i like em both and both have a different style nice work
this is stunning! i love the composition as well. great job!
perfect!
this is very original! i like it! great use of colors and shadows!
Both your "blues" are great... nice work.
Thanks for stopping by my blog, too.
Hi Scott, no new work on my end unfortunately, just starting my first week of uni and only just got internet access (on my new MacBook, mmmm).
As usual your new works are very cool, I wish I could draw more realistically like that... might get time to do some more drawings when I'm settled in a bit more. I'll be sure to check back here when I can.
Good to see more cool work as usual!
This one I love Scott, and my love is worth more because it's conditional! :) (I'm referencing a This American Life segment) So let's see; you've got a triangular composition but it's off kilter creating some energy, the lines create a sense of depth and perspective, and then there's the mystery of the mundane, very cool!
Really nice work. I like the composition, graphic style & colors.
Nice drawing! I like how they seem to look back and walk away from their shadows.(but that might only be something in my head)
Very cool idea!
I like just the lower legs and feet showing, and yet one gets much more the idea of what they are doing from their shawdows.
Great perspective and composition indeed.
Great work - original take too! The perspective is cool!
you've been busy! really nice stuff. I like your clean crisp yet fresh and alive work!
when i see your icon on illo friday, i'm sure to click!
Scott - love how the shadows carry the action here - this is really wonderful in it's simplicity! Great stuff!
This is a great composition!!! you should post the photo too.
In response to your comments on me blog: Definitely check out Joan Miro's art, he's a great inspiration. As for going digital, using a wacom, and learning new programs; yes the learning curve is great, but I think it goes faster for anyone already knowledgeable with art fundamentals like yourself. I actually only have Corel essentials right now but it is fun to play with. I almost wish I hadn't played with Photoshop Essentials for a few weeks because now I'm having to relearn a bunch in CS3, ah well, it'll be worth it in the long run. Take care Scott!
I like your hard edge style. The shadows really help to tell the story in a unique way.
I love how you cropped the figures.
Excellent use of the reference photograph. The color combos and economy of detail strengthen the great composition of the source photo. Well done.
I've always been a big fan of a good use of shadows within illustration, nice work.
thanks for all the comments, even though i was slacking on the IF posts...haha.
I love the use of the shadows and color pallett. Great job.
That IS an interesting composition. I like the full child figure in shadow, but no other full figure. Nice.
Quick or not...it is absolutely lovely.
Very cool. Lots of cool stuff here!
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