I love the versitility of your work; such a beautiful range. It is inspiring to see the flexibility in traditional media... and of course "real" media is always so much more warm and human. Many thanks for your work
REally like the color use across the page...but as one that likes to over-analyze everything, it is making me crazy grasping at the storyline and trying to connect the panels...I would guess it is in there somewhere...
Nice stuff. I like the way you often invite the viewer to impose their own narrative(s) in your work. This piece reminds me very much of George Herriman's Sunday "Krazy Kat" comics both tonally and in that the deceptively simple panels make you work damned hard for a very satisfying result.
What is that strange buzzing noise in my head?
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love this - like an abstract comic book page
I'm not fully sure I get this, but it sure is beautiful and interesting, and that's more important!
i loooove your style!
Excelent!
I love the versitility of your work; such a beautiful range. It is inspiring to see the flexibility in traditional media... and of course "real" media is always so much more warm and human. Many thanks for your work
reminiscent of Picasso's the "Dream and the Lie of Franco"
I agree with Neil and perhaps you have made it somewhat more disturbing.. very interesting!
REally like the color use across the page...but as one that likes to over-analyze everything, it is making me crazy grasping at the storyline and trying to connect the panels...I would guess it is in there somewhere...
that's watercolour? what kind or brand? mine never looks that bold.
very cool!
:)
i like very much your crazy and particular style :)
Nice stuff. I like the way you often invite the viewer to impose their own narrative(s) in your work. This piece reminds me very much of George Herriman's Sunday "Krazy Kat" comics both tonally and in that the deceptively simple panels make you work damned hard for a very satisfying result.
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