Finally finished with the largest piece to date, I'll stick to smaller formats for a while I guess. Have nice weekends everybody, and perhaps our friends Coca and Coco might make a comeback next week.
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Wow. This is so imaginative! I loved following your sketches on your blog, but it's always great to see your illustrations too. It was very engaging following your process. Great work, and have a happy weekend. I look forward to what you post next!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend for you too! ^__^
ReplyDeleteThis illustration is amazing...so creative and imaginative! Nd sooo big!
You have an entire world in your head, uh?
Congrats...one more time!
B.
congrats ! amazing as always.
ReplyDeleteGreat, now I can replace my wallpaper of th Death Star :-)
ReplyDeletea cow-lift! hehe...
ReplyDeleteVery nice, I like the limited color, which is always something I enjoy in your color pieces. My favorite part of this one is either the flying elephants or the white brontosaurus thing coming in frame from the left.
ReplyDeletethis is my favorite thing i've seen from you mattias. the flying elephants are great- but the polka-dot cow? that's the best.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful! The buildings, the stylization, the color, your technique... and of course your imagination! Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I want to go to that place - it looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteThis is my favourite piece of yours! It's wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteThe limited colour choice really helps to unify the whole composition and I love all the great mini vignettes.
I could spend hours looking at this! BRAVO!!!!!!
hi there,
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled over your blog tonight and love your work. I've added a link to your blog on mine, I'm sure my friends will enjoy your work too. I hope you don't mind.
Hollie
Tremendous!
ReplyDeleteIf it were only a bit larger!
That is surely one of the coolest things I have ever laid my eyes upon :O
ReplyDeleteFirst time commenting here =)
Great piece again.
ReplyDeleteI was wandering... what are the illustrations used for. Is it a childeren's book you're working on?
Great! I like your style very very much! :)
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful world!
ReplyDelete(like Louis A. said)
You are great man!
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm truly amazed at your work! So much details, and your Moleskine is amazing! I've added you to my «fav artist» links on my blog (http://pot-aux-roses.blogspot.com). I found you through 3 thumbs up :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful !
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