Well, The Illustration Friday Topic is Crash.
Did this in Photoshop with a Wacom tablet.
Did not get my usual detail, but like the spirit of the image.
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Artist Margot Rose Dinardi shares her latest work and pictures of her beloved yorkshire terriers Rufus and Priscilla who generate the most traffic for the blog.
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11 comments:
Great work, love the energy of it!
captured the action nicely!
you definately captured the moment, i like the colors. Welcome to blogger, can't wait to see more. :)
Nicely done, I like the captured moment.
Great energy. I like the different kinds of brushstrokes that you used.
Wow this is excellent, vivid and full of life. I love the colours.
I love the graphic feel of this and how it captures the moment of impact.
I like it lots too!
This is incredibly vibrant! It may not have the detail you usually create, but to capture this kind of "spirit," as you put it, takes a really special gift.
That's sweet!
Hey Margot I see that things are going swell. I just wanted to drop you a line and say hello. I am currently employed at go daddy.com and now live in Tempe. I am in the process of transfering to Art Institute of Phoenix. Just waiting on my transcripts...lol. I have a few 2D things on the back burner but hopefully I can complete those in the next year or so. As always I keep the great advise you gave me as a teacher and try to abide by those. Hopefully I will have something interesting to show you soon. take care and Good Luck with the tucson art institute!
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