Thursday, 5 March 2009
Illustration Friday "Breezy"
Growing up near the British coastline, I would often be amazed at the amount of people on the beach front, no matter the weather. Usually it would be the older folks stepping out boldly into the blustery elements. Nothing like an icy blast of sea air to clear out the cobwebs, eh?
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So true, the British sea side in March…bracing! I feel a trip to Whitby coming on. Great work, loving the dog.
Wonderful, beautiful and very dymamic work, as usual. Great!
Very cute and funny! Love all the energy of the illustration!
awesome piece of work!!! sooooo funny
Brilliant buddy! Hilarious as always.
Great work Chris! I enjoyed just looking at all the little touches that you put in here to really give it the "Breezy" look. Like the guy standing on one foot, his hat tilted, a few hairs sticking out etc... and so funny! I love the look on the dog's face. Nice!!!!
Really nice feel. Love the dog!
I always remember my grandfather doing that. He seemed to have this natural defense mechanism against cold water. English blood.
Very cute and amazing scene!
Wooow!! I'm smiling!! It's fantastic... I love the poor dog, the man, air in the atmosphere. Well done!!
Very funny, love the dog. Reminds me of my last holiday in St Ives.
he he he he he! This is great! Ha, ha, ha! I really like this. It's magical.
wow!
Great illustration! I love the dog and his expression is wonderful.
You nailed it again. great layout and just enough detail to tell the joke. Plus great expression on the dog to tell the story. Great work.
i like it a lot!
=)
Nice picture, and pretty comment about it. The color palette is unbeatable. And your blog is one of the best I've seen lately. Will follow you and watch everything you do
I invite you to visit my humble illustration and animation blog too.
Such a pretty soft scene..
Hey Chris,
That poor doggie! Great piece dude!
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Heheh, excellent.
Brings back some childhood memories of grey days out at a hurricane-lashed Blackpool.
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