Phizzel Goblin Scratchboard: whew! I am calling this one done. Phizzel Goblin is done, reworked and completed. I believe that I have learned quite a bit on this one. Hopefully it will aid me in my next attempt whenever that is. . I am going to submit this and the clown scratchboard (see october 16th 2007 posting)
as entries into a couple of illustration competition annuals this season to see what comes about. If nothing else... it was good learning and a whole lot of fun to do.
6 comments:
It's awesome, man! And now I saw the Clown, wow!!! You are really great on this style. Good luck for you in the competition! (but you don't need luck) Very good work!
Obrigado assim muito. Se você tiver um local que tenha seu trabalho nele, deixe-me sabem assim que eu posso fazer exame de um olhar. Eu amaria vê-lo.-db
Thank you so much. If you have a site that has your work on it, let me know so I can take a look. I would love to see it.-db
Doug. Buddy. I love it. I think you should submit it as a threadless shirt. white on a black shirt. I'd buy it.
Thanks Bryan, I may just look into that. I would probably take it out of the rectangular box format though, right? Make it vignette? Dunno.
I remember you learning this technique and I've always admired it as well of course as your technique and comfort/confidence with it. I certainly don't know all the fancy technical terms but I'll tell ya I'd be afraid I'd sneeze.... Incredible.
Thanks Contessa, just when I am ready to put it away for a while, someone shows me a variation on the theme... and that itch to try and apply locks on. Barry Mosier illustrated a version of the King James Bible in 1999. His wood cuts and designs make me want to work and learn so much more. Got a copy for Christmas this last year and I still haven't put it away. What a legacy to leave. He has done so much.
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