goyreevib by FennecFoxen

Sharpie and some generic Tri-C 100-marker set on Strathmore two-ply vellum-finish Bristol paper, 18x24".

I did this just after getting home for Christmas break.

robertsloan2 Featured By Owner Jan 13, 2007 Professional Traditional Artist

This is great. I love the rich colors and imagery, the details. It's the sort of thing that would make an excellent poster, and I hope you've kept it on your walls or sold it for a lot of money. You ought to do a print on this one, it's too cool.

Spook327 Featured By Owner Mar 4, 2006

I really like how much each color stands out in its own region, and then seems to flow naturally into the next. Quite chaotic, I like it.

robmrowe0 Featured By Owner Dec 15, 2005 Digital Artist

Very cool stuff. Lovely gradients. The bottom of the picture looks kinda like a junkyard (in a good way

), and the top looks like a bright, airy place, that the inhabitants of the junkyard can but dream about. Something like that, anyway. Your typical "dregs of society live in a pile of junk, dreaming of the world above" type thing. Having said that, why, then, is there a princess in the junkyard? Has she fallen into the world below and can't find her way back? I just don't know. Anyway... that's what I see in this. Hope that didn't sound too waffly. I've been tending to leave long, waffling comments recently. I'll shut up now...

FennecFoxen Featured By Owner Dec 16, 2005

hey now, waffles are tasty breakfast treats.

tiamat9 Featured By Owner Dec 12, 2005 Traditional Artist

Great looking details and and wonderful colors. The pattern is striking and extremely creative.

calamarain Featured By Owner Dec 12, 2005 Digital Artist

Whoah

Deserves that favourite

FoxMaq Featured By Owner Dec 12, 2005 Hobbyist Photographer

Holy... this is massive... I like the cold-warm colour interaction

You targeted seasons this time? Winter-summer combination?

FennecFoxen Featured By Owner Dec 12, 2005

No, not especially. This was the layout from the 100-color marker box, more or less give or take. I thought, "gradient, ooooh, that'll be shiny". Though a seasonal connection may be interesting, perhaps for another one...