The phrase popped into my head one day last week, and I wanted to get it down onto paper before I forgot it. India ink on copy paper...colored in Photoshop. I wonder how much giraffes by the gallon would cost?
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I hope they come in something other than plastic bottles. That won't be very good for the environment, especially since I have a huge insatiable need for giraffes.
Cute giraffes, man. They look delicious. Since we don't pay full price for groceries, I'll have to wait for them to go on sale.
I didn't realize you changed your whole blog name to that. Funny (as in, insane). Anyhoo, maybe I've been staring at cartoon backgrounds too much, but I'd love to see what this piece would look like on a Ren & Stimpy-style, wet on wet splatter background (like in the opening credits). Otherwise I'll just have to imagine it.
thanks for the comments, guys! Funny you should mention that Pumml, I had that same exact thought. I'm curious to rework some of the color in photoshop, or maybe transfer the inks onto watercolor paper and try some wet-on-wet action for real.
The phrase popped into my head one day last week, and I wanted to get it down onto paper before I forgot it. India ink on copy paper...colored in Photoshop. I wonder how much giraffes by the gallon would cost?
3 comments:
I hope they come in something other than plastic bottles. That won't be very good for the environment, especially since I have a huge insatiable need for giraffes.
Cute giraffes, man. They look delicious. Since we don't pay full price for groceries, I'll have to wait for them to go on sale.
I didn't realize you changed your whole blog name to that. Funny (as in, insane). Anyhoo, maybe I've been staring at cartoon backgrounds too much, but I'd love to see what this piece would look like on a Ren & Stimpy-style, wet on wet splatter background (like in the opening credits). Otherwise I'll just have to imagine it.
thanks for the comments, guys! Funny you should mention that Pumml, I had that same exact thought. I'm curious to rework some of the color in photoshop, or maybe transfer the inks onto watercolor paper and try some wet-on-wet action for real.
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