Broken



It's really crazy bust at the moment with school, I think I'll be a little bit broken soon

(For illustrationfriday.com)

Comments

  1. Anonymous31 October, 2005 20:36

    Please don't splodge into a big pool of ooze! Break artisically, try throwing paint at a wall (or teacher) };-}

    Great image :)

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  2. Anthony Woodward31 October, 2005 21:43

    No time...for...paint...too late...gurgle...urggh!!

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  3. Corrine31 October, 2005 22:19

    hehe, nice illustration!

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  4. Anonymous31 October, 2005 22:34

    *Wham Bang Pow* Improvise with your inky fingers!!!

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  5. Unknown31 October, 2005 23:14

    NICE illo!! Happy Halloween!

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  6. The Unknown01 November, 2005 02:06

    Don't struggle you'll just sink quicker.
    love

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  7. Todd DeWolf01 November, 2005 12:30

    Darn-where is a pillow to punch when you need one! Interesting take. Sounds like a vacation may be in order?

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  8. Seth Russell01 November, 2005 12:54

    i know the feeling. It was crazy when I was in Art School. I really like your style and I am looking forward to seeing more of your great illustrations.

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  9. Courtney Pippin-Mathur02 November, 2005 16:53

    ahhh...i remmber those days. i never got a single non-art project finished during my BFA days. great take on the topic and winter break isn't too far away. ;)

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  10. Courtney Pippin-Mathur02 November, 2005 16:54

    or is it spring break? :)

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  11. Anthony Woodward02 November, 2005 17:31

    It's actually the summer break over christamas and new years here in Aus. I'm going back to do my honors year in late feb ;)

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  12. Ian T.05 November, 2005 23:02

    Nah, you're standing on the bottom really and there doesn't appear to be any sign that the water levels rising - so a bit waterlogged maybe, but not broken!

    Nice linework - I particularly like the built up lines for textures in the hair and clothes and the writing itself as a texture.

    You'll do it, man!

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