This is an old one which I thought was suitable for this week's topic. It's part of my diploma, an illustrated short-story of T.C. Boyle. This is where the story culminates...
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
Illustration Friday: Breezy
This is an old one which I thought was suitable for this week's topic. It's part of my diploma, an illustrated short-story of T.C. Boyle. This is where the story culminates...
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A very dynamic composition, it's breezy indeed :)
I love your illustration for `canned´.
Thanks for stopping by!
Groovy, really psychedelic!
I really like ‘canned’ and would love to have seen the lions in place.
Thanks for your comment.
Hello Ives, thanks for stopping by my blog. I like this illustration. It looks very psychedelic! I love the giant lilly pads!
Hola Ives!
Than you for your comment!
It made me giggle! The little guy in the illustration is actually an interpretation of my Boston Terrier "Ponchito" He is so hilarious and ugly and cute and adorable at the same time! I just love him!
And I also love your illustrations, so simple, free and expressive!
saludos!
Thanks for your kind comment. Yours are very creative.
Very original idea and lovely rendering & style.
I have checked out your previous works, all are so awesome & inspiring!
You don't stick to one style, you are incredibly talented!
I especially love the tiger painted sculpture. Just so amazing.
I enjoy every beats while visiting your blog, hope we can stay in touch and encourage one another through blogging.
See you friend:)
Ooooh that is so beautiful!! I love the colors!
Ives, thanks for commenting at my page. I like the layered simplicity of your piece. I remember the 60s so can relate to the Peter Max, Yellow Submarine references. Groovy.
The only German I remember from my Junior High school classes is, "Guten Tag. Wie Gehts?"
On an entirely different tangent-- my family (Kindler) have no idea where in Germany they may have come from. We have no records. Is there a particular region from which Kindlers may have come?
I look forward to enjoying future posts.
Thanks to all of you for your kind and encouraging comments!!
Dear Alan,
I did a little research concerning your last name and found this: http://nachname.gofeminin.de/w/nachnamen/nachname-kindler.html
The text says: 2 366 people in Germany have the last name Kindler (approximately).
On the map you can see that more than 5% of the Germans with the last name Kindler live in the German federal state ("Bundesland") Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
But these maps claim that most people with this name live in the region of Hannover:
http://www.namepedia.org/de/lastname/Kindler/
http://www.verwandt.de/karten/absolut/kindler.html
Now I don't know if this helps... But to search the roots of one's family is so exciting, I hope you go on! :)
PS: I love the work of Peter Max and Heinz Edelmann... it's just so amazing!
So much fun here!
love the colors and also the waterlillies (I'm very into them cos in Thai, the meaning of waterlilly is Bua ^_^)
Anyway thanks for the comment,I do love your illustration so keep up and enjoy!
Guten Morgen Ives!
Thanks for your comment, I love your illustration, very bright and colourful.
auf Wiedersehen!
Sarah :)
Beautiful draw, it looks like a "Beatles's album cover" :-)
Ives, thanks for your research on my last name. I will also pass that on to my mother who really is the one interested in the history. I would be nice to have a better idea of our European roots one day.
Beautiful! Reminds me of Peter Max and the Beatles' Yellow Sumarine!Love the colors and the bold look of this piece. Also Thanks for commenting on my piece.
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