Illustration Friday is about "Clutter" today. I find comfort in clutter. I love stacks of books and piles of art supplies and interesting things spilling over onto curious shapes... and the scene isn't complete without a cat on top of it all, asleep.Have a great week! Autumn is coming! It's 65 degrees in East Texas... that's cool for us!
Take care, God Bless You!- John
20 comments:
This is magical; love the details and this clutter does look cozy! 65 degrees is summer in Scotland!
Love the softness, very sweet illustration.
Have a great weekend John! :-)
PS: Good luck with your outdoor craft shows! I am sure you will do just fine!
Chris
wonderful piece...love all the soft details...well done
yes, a sleeping cat does make the clutter more homey! and it's 90 degrees in central new york! i want your 65!
Very true. Great illustration. Love the lines and color.
Great wor, Random! As always
Lovely John, this is my kinda clutter too :)
Really wonderful-- like your style!
Just perfect, John. I love your sketches...they always have so much to see and so much to tell :)
John, I love the line quality in your work! It seems intensive, but fun at the same time! You've captured the word!
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absolutely beautiful
Another wonderful illustration! He looks so studious! I hear ya' on the cooler temperatures...finally beginning to feel like fall around here (KY).
beautiful work John, I don't so much like clutter, I just can't help creating it when I'm working! :)
nice scene, a clutter of books is one of the greatest kinds of clutters. I like the cat, too.
The scratched lines create such an atmosphere. love it.
Lovely artwork. Looks a lot like my studio, constantly cluttered and piles of books.
Jen
these last two posts are really awesome. I just love your style, its so vintage looking with a twist of fresh!
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You are brave to experiment.
Love your details:
The contrast of your line work VS. the color toning here.
Well done! Your piece stands out against the faint line work.
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