Jelly-fish
"burning rubber"
Sunday, June 27, 2010
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CHALLENGE: One Animal piece of art every day for one year. Any animal, any kind of art. Usually in a suit.
WANNA JOIN THE FUN?: send me an animal! Or a job for an animal! The more obscure the better! If you get chosen, I'll give you a shout out on the blog. just send me an e-mail via my profile, and I'll take care of the rest.
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- Sam
- Hi There! Thanks for visiting. I am an illustrator based out of Oklahoma City. All images, unless otherwise noted, are copyright Sam Washburn 2008-2014
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2010
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June
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- Animal #285: Pig-Tailed Macaque
- Animal #284: Meerkat
- Animal #283: Jelly-fish
- Animal #282: Cuban Hatia
- Animal #281: Japanese Macaque
- Animal #280: Oryx Beina
- Animal #279: Chameleon
- Animal #278: Mountain Yak
- Animal #277: Fin Whale
- Animal #276: Old-World Sucker Foot Bat
- Animal #275: Sloth
- Animal #274: Frog
- Animal #273: Squilla
- Animal #272: Glyptodon
- Animal #271: Worm
- Animal #270: Great White Shark
- Animal #269: Monkey
- Animal #268: Frog
- Animal #267: Tadpole
- Animal #266: Albino Rhino
- Animal #265: Leptoceratops
- Animal #264: Compcognathus
- Animal #263: Dachsund
- Animal #262: Monkey
- Animal #261: Crane
- Animal #260: Long-Nosed Gibbon
- Animal #259: Bison
- Animal #258: Bush Baby
- Animal #257: Lungfish
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June
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Hey Samuel! This is cool! I love the concept and the design!! He’s really letting loose! Jelly Davidson!
ReplyDelete...now every jellyfish can't wait to get outta the water, I'm betting! Enjoy the energy in the brushwork - gouache??
ReplyDeleteThat is excellent Samuel, I love it!
ReplyDeleteExcellent use of two colours! That's an approach that isn't used enough these days, since digital printing, and it's great that you've kept red and blue completely separate. The sense of action and drag in this is almost visceral - did you draw it fast? If jellyfish did have eyes on the tops of their heads, wearing a cap is probably unwise :).
ReplyDeleteha - that is fantastic - love it...so well done!
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