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Illustration Friday - Climbing



I created the above image last night but as I was drawing it, I kept thinking about what would happen next in the story. Who was that person next to the house? Why is the boy climbing the cliff? The more I thought about it, the more I couldn't resist adding a second panel to the story...

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Anonymous said…
I'm getting sweaty palms and wobbly knees just looking at that! It looks like a big climb for a little boy EeeeEK!

I love the light of the moon on his face. Your use of light and shadow is so well done!
9:28 PM
Anonymous said…
he should get back home!
11:47 PM
Cynthia Narcisi said…
An enjoyable perspective!
11:09 AM
Unknown said…
very nice! terrific composition. It would seem that one would usually flatten out a character from that angle...but yours has so much dimension! Great job!
11:45 AM
Cheryl said…
Really nice work, I love the colour and light!
5:04 PM
Ray Ferguson said…
Nice illustration. It makes you want to come up with a story about what he doing up on that cliff. Is he coming of going???
8:19 PM
Anonymous said…
There is definitely a story here and your illustrations make me want to know what it is! I love the night/moon light you created - very dramatic!
8:57 AM
Karen Lee said…
You are so GOOD!

xo karen
9:21 AM
Ginger*:) said…
Masterful. Unique. Mysterious. and just plain Fantastic.

I love the use of light and shadow, the point of view and the composition and color. A keeper!
2:54 PM
Anonymous said…
Wow...Nice! The second drawing in particular has a a graphicy novel feel.
2:24 PM
Anonymous said…
THAT IS SUCH A COOL PICTURE!!!

love, your awesomely awesome daughter who rocks and loves your books and pictures and stuff!!!!!!!!!!
5:04 PM
theartofpuro said…
Wonderful illo,great concept and composition and the colours are great
11:56 AM
Tracy said…
This is GREAT! I love the idea of continuing this adventure.
2:54 PM
Anonymous said…
Very wonderful light and dark contrast. Great perspective and color as well.
9:15 AM
Tom Barrett said…
This is great! I love the woodcut look.

I hope the animal he met in the second panel was friendly!

Your new desk is great BTW.
11:34 PM
mike r. baker said…
Absolutely exceptional. Perfect feel, mood and colors. I can feel the danger when he's on the cliff.
5:41 PM
Lynne the Pencil said…
Wow - I know this is quite an old post now, but I've just discovered it and had to tell you how FABULOUS these drawings are!

Wonderful composition, great colour, drama - just lovely!
4:47 AM
Guia de escaladas de Argentina said…
Hi, i,love the boy climbing in your illustartion.
Wich ar the commercial conditions for use your draws in a t-shirts designs.
We fabrique climbing clothes in Argentina.
How is the price per draw.
I like your style.
Thanks,
Diego, Argentina
info@rotpunkt.com.ar / www.rotpunkt.com.ar
10:03 PM
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