These are vector-based illustrations, done 100% in Adobe Illustrator, start to finish. I LOVE my new Wacom tablet! :) The beauty of vector art is that it is completely resizeable without loss. Billboards and buses - no pixelation. 'Course, I can't see a city ordering any of these for the sides of their buses, LOL!
"Electric Bluff" looks more like "Hiroshima Fire" to me...but that is art, I suppose...subjective, interpretive and ultimately reflective to the viewer. I wonder what it says about me that it conjures up something so extreme? Oy, Freud would have a field day with that one!
I can see the nuclear explosion too... But mostly I just see the little guy from Beetlejuice who was performing the wedding ceremony between Michael Keaton and Winona Ryder.
The more insightful reader will discern enough from my wishlist and lists of interests, favorite movies, and books found on my profile page. Except the fact that I love dogs. That's definitely something I'd have to tell you. And maybe I will. Someday.
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I really like "Rescue Me"
How much for a framed copy?
I also love Rescue Me! Great fun art. MM
I'm curious, how are you doing these exactly? Are they smeared with the Photoshop tool? They almost look vector based. Very cool nonetheless. :)
These are vector-based illustrations, done 100% in Adobe Illustrator, start to finish. I LOVE my new Wacom tablet! :)
The beauty of vector art is that it is completely resizeable without loss. Billboards and buses - no pixelation. 'Course, I can't see a city ordering any of these for the sides of their buses, LOL!
"Electric Bluff" looks more like "Hiroshima Fire" to me...but that is art, I suppose...subjective, interpretive and ultimately reflective to the viewer. I wonder what it says about me that it conjures up something so extreme? Oy, Freud would have a field day with that one!
-J
I can see the nuclear explosion too... But mostly I just see the little guy from Beetlejuice who was performing the wedding ceremony between Michael Keaton and Winona Ryder.
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