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Illustration Friday: Night
While I was sketching this illustration for Illustration Friday this week at the breakfast table, my wife said she could tell which face I was working on just by looking at my face. I think that's why most artists work in solitude.
posted by garth bruner at 8:24 PM
19 Comments:
That's a great illo. I love the expressions on each of the faces.
hehehe. i'm scared of the dark, so i don't like hearing ghost stories.
my favorite is the girl on the right. very funny face.
So much character and detail! :) Lovely!
COOL funny illo!
great expressions, a study of how to do it right! ;)
M
Love the attention to detail... that's one crispy 'mallow. Ditto mustashrik.
always nice!
Great illustration. I like all the different expressions.
wynlen
I'm scared...ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
Great illo! I love the expressions, poor scouts!
:-9
Totally love it. Great attention to detail!! The two grabbing onto each other, screaming - it's great.
Oh this is great. very funny and well illustrated. the girl telling the story is getting some great reactions!
Oh geeze- summer camp flash back! Really well done. I too make faces. I thought I was the only one! Cheers!
Excellent use of composition and emotion. It's very well drawn.
Great work Garth! Love the character designs and the expressions on their faces. I'm sure this guy is innocently going to ask them if they've seen his dog, but anyone would be terrified if he suddenly appeared out of the darkness, especially little girl scouts! This made me laugh.
I've also been told by others that I make funny faces when I draw. Glad to hear that I'm not alone!
Fatntastic, I LOVE this one... You created a whole story without words and yet all the words are there, you can even guess what the words are to the story the one girl is so gleefully telling... and all of the reactions are SO cool! Well Done, well done!
Oh wow, I like your stuff:))
Hilarious! Great facial expressions -- you really captured the terror.
Wow! If you really made all those faces, your face must have ached when you were finished! This is a fabulous illustration...so full of terror, but funny at the same time.
Off and on, I've been thinking about you sitting at the table making those faces, and I crack up out of nowhere! ROFL
What a terribly funny comment your wife made. After looking at the character's faces, especially the eyes with the liquid, oh and they guy with the axe, was she running scared???
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