Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Migration

I will put some wash to this piece and I might get back to large walking houses. Their lives are well worth describing, maybe something for Sir David Attenborough the Lines

15 comments:

Arrojo said...

Fantástico trabajo.
Y esta ilustración en concreto es genial!!

great work!!

Maïlys said...

It is impressive all this talent and this productivity... good continuation...

Scarlett said...

I love these big walking houses! So immaginative, how wonderful.

Charlie Bink said...

Wow! Neet!

Tom Scholes said...

Oh hell yes!

Nemo said...

Maybe it's difficult to live in these moving houses, but...hey, we live in a dynamic society and your drawings are beautiful!

ElizT said...

I am pleased to see that your house is wearing his Y fronts.

Anonymous said...

Hi. very good work. Super!
I do not know English very well, but I want to say that the work of ecstatic:)

Meagan said...

The cool grim colors work really well here.

R.Dress said...

This Great!!!!

Tobias Schwarz said...

like this one!!!

Anonymous said...

I love your work. Your confidence in pen reminds me of Sergio Aragonés and his crowd scenes.

I am curious about how you draw. Are you planning all the time what you will draw next or do you just end up where the pen takes you? Every time I draw directly in ink, I come to a point where I want to back track or draw something in front of the lines I just drew.

I have watched your videos and I learned a lot from those, but if you have written about this part of you process anywhere, could you direct me there? thanks.

Mattias said...

Thanks all
When doing something very complex I tend to make a thin pencil sketch, there's nothing special about the process though it's to random to be a process

Alexei Martins said...

AMAZING work!!!

Anna Monteiro said...

I loved!!! Congratulations! =)

What kind of paper do you use in this work?