This week's topic is quite inspiring but no matter how many things I try I come back to the illustration I did some time ago for the "Life of Pi" by Yann Martel.
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6 comments:
This is great - I'm guessing it's that strange carnivorous island he landed on!n I really like the colors and the strong brishstokes...this has a lot of energy (specially those poor fish trying to jump out of the water)!
Not all art is cheery and bubbly and this one, though a bit of a tragic scene (for the fish) is actually quite beautiful.
you are right, Carla, - it's the island that eats all - as if the sea was not eating all without it...
it's interesting that you see it cheery and bubbly, Steve, - such a bright colors disturbed me when I worked on this... :)
thanks for your comments!
gorgeous!
compelling work and beautifully rendered!
the fish got owned
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