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For this week's Illustration Friday topic ("Breezy") I came up with about 20 ideas. I spent the whole of last Sunday thinking about which one would be best and as is typical, I simply ended up doing the first idea that had come to me. As you can see, I went for a weather forecast idea, and drew the forecaster in a very breezy pose. In England weather can sometimes be erratic, hence why in the picture I've drawn the wind directions in a very bizarre patterns... this is what it's actually like! I hope you like it!
Wednesday 4 March 2009
Illustration Friday: Breezy
For this week's Illustration Friday topic ("Breezy") I came up with about 20 ideas. I spent the whole of last Sunday thinking about which one would be best and as is typical, I simply ended up doing the first idea that had come to me. As you can see, I went for a weather forecast idea, and drew the forecaster in a very breezy pose. In England weather can sometimes be erratic, hence why in the picture I've drawn the wind directions in a very bizarre patterns... this is what it's actually like! I hope you like it!
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15 comments:
I love it! haha Funny and very well done :)
..I want to do my IFs...but I cant :(
I think he needs a new job to find his passion again :-) No wonder with that unbelievable forecast!
Great work!
LOL.. winds go in all directions at the same time!!! very interesting. one never thinks about everyday things like that, but that's what fascinates me the most in exploring other countries. little details. little differences...
The guy is really smooth. (do you have "naked weather"? LOL )
btw, a totally unrelated question, if I may. I am planning to look for a part time something like illustrator type of a job, and I will be most probably going to the interviews. I have never been on an interview as an illustrator and I have no idea what to wear.
Jim, do you have any insights at all for me please? <8-|
i don't want to appear a stuck-up or an ... "amateur".. even though...
Haha! No wonder he looks a little lost for words. Who can explain THAT? Hysterical and so very well done. His expression is priceless.
And your comment to me cracked me up! Jim, a lot of those comments I made myself. And then a blogging friend of mine -- she is a dear -- artificially inflated my comments so that she could be #100 and win a (nonexistent) prize. It's been an unusual week, to say the least.
Great illustration Jim...so crisp and clean. Love his look and the shadow. I learned something about the UK too! As always Fantastic! Love your work!
Thanks for stopping by
I like his expression, so funny.and your idea about it is very interesting!very well done!great work!:)
Great Illustration, it's crisp, clean and breezy. Nice take on the theme!
A belter of an illustration very smooth line work/colourisation Mr Jim
Thanks for always visiting my blog and leaving kind comments:)
I really appreciate you treasure your creative ideas. I never thought of so many great ideas at all-20 of them.
Yours sp original & fresh idea.
Funny and love the composition here. Kudos and keep it up:)
this is so awesome!! I love the expression on the weatherman's face.
great piece, the look on his face is perfect.
This made me laugh. What a crackup.
yaaaa 15!!!!
That's very original, nice work! There's quite a strong breeze here in Queensland, Australia at the moment due to Cyclone Hamish.
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