intricate – illustration friday
March 11, 2009 – 1:01 pm
“Intricate” is this weeks Illustration Friday theme. I had a few different ideas for this topic, but after spending most of Monday and Tuesday driving in and between Memphis and Nashville, cars and roads were stuck in my head. I had fun drawing the different vehicle designs. Once again, I decided to turn my initial pencil drawing into a vector based illustration. I’m looking for freelance illustration work, so if anyone has any leads or needs anything, please let me know.
Also I wanted to remind everyone that the Art Goodies Giveaway is still going and ends this Saturday March 14th , so leave a comment(leave the comment on the Goodies post) for a chance to win original art, pens, pocky, and drawing books. Thanks for looking at my art, have a wonderful and creative week.
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7 Responses to “intricate – illustration friday”
Great illustration!!! Very intricate indeed.
By Flat Thumbs on Mar 11, 2009
Motoring never looked so much fun. Good on ya!
By Duncan Lee on Mar 11, 2009
Hey Andy, this is so cool! Makes me feel like a road trip….na I’ll just enjoy it thru your eyes and your wonderful artwork.
By jack foster on Mar 11, 2009
Great solution to the topic and very well executed. As a resident of Los Angeles, I can really relate to this!
By Nathanael Lark on Mar 12, 2009
Really lovely interesting piece,
regards
rui sousa
By rui on Mar 12, 2009
Nice shapes and colors. And I love the different levels. Are those clouds or exhaust? lol.
By Tristan on Mar 15, 2009
Thanks Tristan. Nice catch on the clouds/exhaust. I wanted them to suggest that they could be either or both.
By Andy on Mar 15, 2009