Illustration Friday – kom med dit bud…
Se alle de fantastiske bud p? denne uges tema: Travel…
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At first I made this. I wasn’t quite happy with it and wanted to make something different allthough it’s so typical me. Travelling always makes me buy all kind of make-up, perfume, lotions and so on. I don’t need it. I just can’t leave it – I HAVE to buy it. Maybe it’s the true sign of a woman ;-)
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I went for something completely different here. The boy was used before, but I think he would make a nice example of how travelling isn’t always a happy and joyful thing. Sometimes it really feels more necessary than wanted and well… I think he’s cute and tells a nice story. You go make your own story of why he’s leaving… and have fun :-)
Have a nice weekend :-)
18 kommentarer
Liselotte
9. april 2005 at 17:25Thank you violetismycolor :-)
violetismycolo
9. april 2005 at 17:11Yeah, TWO illustrations from Liselotte; what a treat! I like both of them very much. I can relate on the cosmetics and creams…I always try to keep it to the minimum and then there is always something that I forget.
And the boy…he looks as though he is running away from home with his puppy, his stick-and-bag, and of course, his lunch. What was he thinking? says his expression. Lovely.
Liselotte
8. april 2005 at 08:12Thank you very much – these comments means so much to me :-)
papunella
8. april 2005 at 07:44I like your style as well. it’s as unique as your characters are. it’s a pleasure, to watch them.
Michelle
7. april 2005 at 23:20Beautiful work again.
Sheila
7. april 2005 at 21:48LOVE them, you are so talented!
Courtney
7. april 2005 at 20:25I love your style, beautiful patterns and very unique.
natalie
7. april 2005 at 20:04love you style…really like the patterns and textures…also like the cut paper effect
Liselotte
7. april 2005 at 16:43Anja – din kommentar var “druknet” i alle de andre – tusinde tak for den :-)
Liselotte
7. april 2005 at 16:42Thank you for those very nice comments. They really means a lot to me :-)
I think the cut-out paper look comes from giving each layer a little shadow of it’s own. It makes the illustration a bit more vibrant, but I also make illustrations without it. I think it has to do with my mood on that particular day ;-)
Charlotte
7. april 2005 at 16:29Thanks for commenting on my illo! I love all of you work! The patterns are wonderful! How do you get that cut-out paper look? I’ve been wanting to do something similar for a while.. keep it up, your work is great!
Tracey Miller
7. april 2005 at 16:10These are both great illustrations! I’ve been meaning to comment on yours for some time. Your style is fabulous! Very unique and nicely layered with lots of gorgeous textures and patterns. A feast for the eyes!
Liselotte
7. april 2005 at 15:20Wow thanks a lot Jessica and tfrizzy :-)
I don’t know how long it takes to make the illustrations. I never timed it ;-)
I’ll try to remember timing the next illu ;-)
Anja
7. april 2005 at 14:39Great, Liselotte – s? kan man godt g? hjem og l?gge sig (hvisker: Jeg er vild med dine illu’er!!) ;)
tfrizzy
7. april 2005 at 14:31You work is so special. It’s very inspiring. How long does it take to do? I love everything you do!!
Jessica
7. april 2005 at 13:45I like your style. And you’re right, the second one definitely has a story! Great expression on him. I like how his shorts don’t quite fit.
Liselotte
7. april 2005 at 13:22Thanks :-)
Cin
7. april 2005 at 11:49both beautifully done, very impressive !