Illustration Friday: Roots
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10 comments:
Lookin good, loved your blog site! Bookmarked it.
I have a ceiling fan site/blog. It pretty much covers ceiling fan related stuff.
Come see it when you get time.
Jeez what's is it with all this comment spam lately!! I've been getting some too. Anyway love this entry it has a really nice narrative comic feel to it.
Cheers A.W
Poignant illo...and I like what you had to write about it in your previous entries. Beyond me, how people are going to get past this...but it is possible.
Plus, I love the Napolian Dynomite icon...very cool.
You made it look so cozy.
(Dress up dog site??)
I LOVE this piece of work a lot...Really beautiful...
This illustration really touched me. Its simple graphic style looks great, the blacks and greys set the tone, the row of ordinary quiet houses under the clear sky with a bright moon provides a contrast to the presumed "after" picture, and of course the words imply the emotion. Good job!
BTW, you should go to the comments section under settings and choose word verification. That will prevent these obnoxious autospammers from clogging up your comments. Just delete 'em!
this is awesome. and so true.
Lovely illustration. Fantastic what you've with that monochrome palette.
You know you can delete all those spam comments. I really hate them
I know I can erase them and will but the dog dress up one is too choice!
Beautiful and touching illustration. I like that you included the big black felt for the text.
wynlen
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