I'm thinking of resurrecting this style, with an update.
It was so much fun to do.
Not sure why I stopped.
You know how it is - you get an assignment where the client wants to you to tweak things in a certain direction. So you do, and several portfolio samples later you've tweaked yourself into a whole new style.
It happens gradually, so at first you don't notice.
I mean, how did I go from this, to doing tight renderings of food with colored pencils?
I think I'm going to throw all my styles into a big pot, give it a stir, and see what happens.
After all, making art is a lot like cooking, right? You have a recipe (assignment), ingredients (characters, 'things' you have to draw), utensils (pencils, digital brushes, etc.), and then you. Your unique talent is what makes the recipe (art) successful, or not.
So I am off to go putter in the art kitchen to see what I come up with.
15 comments:
these are so funny!
I think it's wonderful that you do have the capability to express your talent in such a variety of styles, depending on your mood at the time. (And this would make a fabulous poster...what size was the original?)
Its perfect!! You're the busiest B or P. I know.
Wonderfully clever and well done!
Total eye candy. Can't stop looking. So fun and funny, definitely a swarm of activity! Really great.
perfect!
Great work! I respect you.
Very nice and endless fun for a child magazine.
How fun. There is so much to look at. I love it :)
it is so funny. :-) and a lot of work and time. great!
This is brilliant, I've loved looking into all the honeycomb offices :)
Really nice :)
Very funny, really cute. Love all the detail, and love how the hive cells tie them all together visually. Fun! I'd love to see you throw your styles in a pot and stir too! :D
Gads, I love it! :) e
this is so smart
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