Also "Chair" for Illustration Friday.
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14 comments:
She look so much into her book... like if the world around her could fall appart and she wouldn`t even notice it... and all this without facial expression! waow: we`re talking about ultimate body language here!
I love the drawings you`re doing with this line technique :0
awesome, I've seen that chair before, it's hanging in the lobby of the standard hotel.
This is particularly good Don.
Very fine illustration.
You know - these would make interesting sculptures.
Get thyself a coathanger and a pair of pliers.
LOVE your site. The line work is amazing.
Really great! I love the monster posts below!
Thanks W.
Cheers Aurelie, thanks for the comments. You're right, body language is the key element.
Morgan, I want one of those chairs :)
Elliot, I didn't think of that. Mind you, sometimes I want to take a pliers to the computer.
Yes it is St. John.
Thanks Kyle.
Hey Josh, more monsters to come. Glad you dropped by.
Your work is so elegant. I'd love a chair like that to read in! (Not to mention the legs . . . .)
You're line is so exquisite :)
Wow really great! Can't wait to see more!
Reminds me of me reading a dean koontz book, As always beautiful work!
Lovely..
I am SO intrigued by your minimal line drawings over the past couple months. I am planning (hopefully this year sometime) to do some excersizes in this technique. It shows just how little is needed to make the illustration work. Very inspiring.
Great work! Truly the definition of "less is more."
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