From the folk tale: "Mumle Gåsegg"
Ink wash and Watercolor
Askeladden som kappåt med trollet
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From the folk tale: "Mumle Gåsegg" Ink wash and Watercolor Askeladden som kappåt med trollet
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Excellent stuff! Really love the fat bird.
fat bird is so adorable!! and love that crazy patter on the fat troll on skis!
I can see what you were talking about yesterday. That watercolor brand creates a beautiful organic grainy texture! Can't wait to check it out sometime!
Oh fat bird, I've had days like that!
totally awesome, reminds me of the illustrations in the fairy tale books i read as a child
Hey, Thomas
I liked the Troll with her head in her hands. I read about that one is Asbjornson's Folktales. You should illustrate Butterball too~
Very wonderful stuff here!!
Thanks Colin. Actually a shared ides with a student. I think hers came out better.
Isabella; come by the Ill2 class anytime. It was great to have you stop by and share.
Thanks George. Yeah I still enjoy this style of illustration. Memories from childhood for me too.
Sue: I should do one of Butterball. Thanks!
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