The fish is actually a beetle, two butterflies, and the skull of a skunk. It took a bit of work to make it all come together. This kind of fine-line black-and-white doesn't come off that well on screen -- I like it now but it won't really come to life until it's printed. I'm pleased by the composition, though. You can tell that I've spend a few hours poring over Japanese nature prints.
I've hit the point where I no longer have any idea what to call this stuff. Is it drawing? Collage? Photography?
I've hit the point where I no longer have any idea what to call this stuff. Is it drawing? Collage? Photography?
So here's the last of the illustrations...
... and now I have to go back and redo the first illustrations, which now look like crap next to the more recent ones. Right now I'm thinking that they'll be dead easy and won't require any serious work to fix. I'm wrong, of course, but I'll post a series of before and after images as the day goes on.
Wish me luck.
1 comment:
luck, dude.
nocurli? you can't tell me these word verifications are random letters. they're too word-like.
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