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Sunday, August 13, 2006

Illustration Friday: Fun


Hey, I've been super duper busy at the office these days but I can't let up on my commitment to Illustration Friday - so here's my submission for this week's word "Fun". It's an illustration I did a few years back but I think it fits the topic alright. What could be more fun then a clown on a unicycle? Have a good week and thanks again for coming.

Monday, August 07, 2006

Illustration Friday: Capture


"Captured" moment at three in the morning. Hope that piece of cake is worth every bit of happiness. Oh well, tomorrow's another day, so live it up for now.

Sunday, July 30, 2006

Illustration Friday: Clean


Hey, has this ever happened to anyone out there? It did to me once. I always go to one of those chain haircutters. I went to one real late one afternoon as it was real close to closing time. I got a hairstylist who never cut my hair before so she looked at her computer to see what I usually got it cut. It told her that I always got a number 2 clipper. Yes, it did, but it didn't mean all around my head -- which she did! I was furious! Now I can use the emotion of how I felt for this illustration.

I guess it's not a total loss, at least I got a good illustration out of the whole experience. lol. :)

Saturday, July 22, 2006

Illustration Friday: Opposites


This is what I painted for this week's IL word: "opposites". I painted a vacationing fat cat from the view of a panhandler. I tried to play around with foreshortening a bit with the hand extending from the tourist's body to the tin cup with the cityscape in the background. To add a little intrigue, I show the back of the sign so that the viewer can use his/her imagination as to what it says.

Sunday, July 16, 2006

Illustration Friday: Sacrifice


Here's my take on this week's word: Sacrafice. For those of you that aren't up so much on baseball or softball lingo: it's a strategic move by one player that advances another player to the next base while the he (the first player) is "sacrificed" for an out. I hope that clears it up. Go team!