Heavy for Illustration Friday
Labels: 2008, drawing, Heavy, Illustration Friday
posted by Richard Cardona at
7:10 PM
3.17.2008
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20 Comments:
What a great approach. That Sumo wrestler has found his match.
wow, that IS heavy!!
Oh! He is heavy for sure. Nice Illo.
Oh! He is heavy for sure. Nice Illo.
This is heavy in so many ways!! BTW I didn't see your second garden one until now, it is SOOOOO beautiful too...You are so talented!
A SUMO!!! He is heavy!
hehe
Richard
this is brilliant
fantastic brushwork
and a great wit to boot!
Love the Nietzsche
Made me think of Kate Bush;
Them heavy people hit me in a soft spot.
Them heavy people help me.
Them heavy people hit me in a soft spot.
Rolling the ball, rolling the ball, rolling the ball to me.
Thanks also for the Mac advice. It didn't work I'm afraid but well work a try. Cheers
Very intelligent and elegant!
Thanks for your comments in my blog. You have really wonderful works in yours. And I really love the two garden images!
Great illustration with such intense expressive lines. And what could be heavier than Nietzsche? Amazingly, looks like you and I were courting the same muse on this one. I thought I was being original then I saw your post. Amazing. Similar concepts and yet unique.
Great use of heavy subjects that seem juxtaposed. I also like the paint/ink styling.
WOW definitely heavy!
great character.
Wow, very cool. Is that done with a dry brush? The edges of the strokes are so loose it almost looks like scratchboard. Very nicely done.
Two heavy things in one picture! Is it ink brush or a digital drawing? Seams as a digital drawing to me but in a nice traditional ink way. Thanks for your nice comment on my blog. I like your Garden 2 too!
SUMO rules. Very cool.
Thanks for your comment. I think you have some real talent here. Good brush strokes. Some of your other pieces are looking good.
very cute take on 'heavy' things - i love the medium too, is it china inks?
Good line work. Love the thick and thin quality! Nice interpretation of the 'heavy' theme!
both heavy in different ways. love it
Excellent artist and smart! like the Nietzsche reference.
great artist and smart! like the nietzsche reference.
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