Actually, I do!!!!!!! I'm not a big fan of roller coaster rides, but when I get to something fun and childish I'm ridiculously thrilled about the experience. My boyfriend and I have been trying to plan a trip to Disney World and one of my non-negotiable stops is to the teacups. NON NEGOTIABLE.
Anyway, about the art, I LOVE the way you drew the cups, especially the legs and all the patterning! Your color choices are stupendous, and I LOVE the hilarity of that one girl who's not having any fun at all. The only thing that I think is not quite right are the happy people-Something about their joy is just too static. I think it's basically because everyone is in the same 'hands up!' pose, but there isn't any energy going into the pose, and it looks more like they just raised their hands slowly to answer a question rather than shot them up quickly in excitement. Perhaps the culprit is the boxy shoulders? Ah well! Regardless of this super-minor observation, I do simply love this illustration. Thanks for sharing!
Well, the shoulders aren't boxy except for on the guy with the whispy hair up top so... I don't really know what I'm talking about, or how to 'solve' it. Sorry...
I love this!! This is a wonderful image!
ReplyDeletecrazystrangeendearing! I hug it! ♥
ReplyDeleteI love the teacup legs! I love the pouting girl on the right side! I love the whole thing! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I love the colors
ReplyDeleteGreat take on the topic! I really like it!
ReplyDeleteAhh!! Too cute!
ReplyDeleteLovely!!!
ReplyDeleteActually, I do!!!!!!! I'm not a big fan of roller coaster rides, but when I get to something fun and childish I'm ridiculously thrilled about the experience. My boyfriend and I have been trying to plan a trip to Disney World and one of my non-negotiable stops is to the teacups. NON NEGOTIABLE.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, about the art, I LOVE the way you drew the cups, especially the legs and all the patterning! Your color choices are stupendous, and I LOVE the hilarity of that one girl who's not having any fun at all. The only thing that I think is not quite right are the happy people-Something about their joy is just too static. I think it's basically because everyone is in the same 'hands up!' pose, but there isn't any energy going into the pose, and it looks more like they just raised their hands slowly to answer a question rather than shot them up quickly in excitement. Perhaps the culprit is the boxy shoulders? Ah well! Regardless of this super-minor observation, I do simply love this illustration. Thanks for sharing!
Well, the shoulders aren't boxy except for on the guy with the whispy hair up top so... I don't really know what I'm talking about, or how to 'solve' it. Sorry...
Deletewow i love this so much- such amazing character
ReplyDeleteplayful concept :)
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