Love it!! That bug definitly looks like a crunchy juicy lunch!! AWESOME!! BTW, are you going to make another ghost illo for Halloween? HE ! HE!! Please make another ghost illo! :) HE ! HE!!
Wow another nice one. The treebranch is very good, lovely work on the needles. And the interaction is really cool, despite their size-difference they do apear to be on the same level.
Awesome designs! I really dig the new theme of chatting animals. As mentioned numerous times before, you really have a great sense of story-telling. I'm still on the job search, but have only send out a few portfolios so far. I keep wanting to change and add stuff, but I'm sure you know all about that!;)I have a vacation coming up, but after that I'm going full force, cause I really need to move on.
I wish you all the best and good luck, but am still convinced you won't have a hard time finding something really cool.
Greetings from South East Asia! I stumbled across your blog from Marcelo Vignali's blog. I -love- the ghost series - always loved drawing things a'la Japanese woodblock and ukiyo-e, and those are just absolutely wonderful. Am looking forward to reading more and seeing more!
(And hopefully you don't mind if I add you to the bloglist I read constantly for inspiration?)
sweet! another great piece, martin! i was sure that there was something cooking on your blog ;) by the way, thanks for your nice comment on my storyboard post, it's always a pleasure to hearing from you. ciao ciao, ale
LOL! You capture expression so well I almost miss how incredible the actaul drawing is!
How about this for an idea: Take all these drawings and use them for a Children's Book. The theme could be that old game where you tell someone something and little by little the words change along with the meaning and it becomes something else entirely!
Basically, these illustrations need to see print, Martin! get on it!!
I really like this piece Martin, from the contour of the tree branch, to the looseness of the fur on the possum down to the expression on the bug. great work my man!!
Wwhoww it look amazing my friend...a bit different style from your other art work but still great... :) I would try to add an high contrast light under the bug belly (to the top right side), since he is the focus point of the picture , it will give the same 3D feeling you receive to the rocks too...what do you think? Just a bit casting light.
We came here late, but are rewarded with a truyu amazing image. That possum has a look of hungry joy, and the cricket seems .. brave? curious? There is a story here for sure!
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great Opussum?
Very beautiful. great style !
It's always an enjoy to look at your work !
Like always, I enjoy your blog very much. How much art in only one man.
there is so much story telling in your artwork. i absolutely love it.
Ok so when is the feature/children's book/TV series coming out for this stuff? Because we're all waiting...
oh my gosh! that's so great. i love it!
Martin—really nice.
Love it!! That bug definitly looks like a crunchy juicy lunch!! AWESOME!! BTW, are you going to make another ghost illo for Halloween? HE ! HE!! Please make another ghost illo! :) HE ! HE!!
VERY cool pic Martin. I really like the textures!
Awesome Martin! I especially love the feel of the tree branch and the possum.
Wow another nice one. The treebranch is very good, lovely work on the needles. And the interaction is really cool, despite their size-difference they do apear to be on the same level.
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Hey Martin,
Awesome designs! I really dig the new theme of chatting animals. As mentioned numerous times before, you really have a great sense of story-telling.
I'm still on the job search, but have only send out a few portfolios so far. I keep wanting to change and add stuff, but I'm sure you know all about that!;)I have a vacation coming up, but after that I'm going full force, cause I really need to move on.
I wish you all the best and good luck, but am still convinced you won't have a hard time finding something really cool.
Take care,
Hans
Greetings from South East Asia! I stumbled across your blog from Marcelo Vignali's blog. I -love- the ghost series - always loved drawing things a'la Japanese woodblock and ukiyo-e, and those are just absolutely wonderful. Am looking forward to reading more and seeing more!
(And hopefully you don't mind if I add you to the bloglist I read constantly for inspiration?)
--Shuku
Martin,This illustration very kind and beautiful! :O)
Beautiful, Martin. Another succesful artwork in this series.
Thanks for the kind comment on my blog. Keep in touch my friend.
Very nice designs. Love the style in all of these compositions; colors and textures are really awesome. Beautiful!!
sweeeeet.
Awesome Martin, propably one of my favourite!
(thanks).
Wow thas is a wicked bad 'possum! Great stuff as usual, thanks for stopping by my little blog again!
-Ryan.
sweet! another great piece, martin! i was sure that there was something cooking on your blog ;)
by the way, thanks for your nice comment on my storyboard post, it's always a pleasure to hearing from you.
ciao ciao,
ale
LOL! You capture expression so well I almost miss how incredible the actaul drawing is!
How about this for an idea: Take all these drawings and use them for a Children's Book. The theme could be that old game where you tell someone something and little by little the words change along with the meaning and it becomes something else entirely!
Basically, these illustrations need to see print, Martin! get on it!!
Great shapes & line quality, very nice work, man!
hollee cow this kiks ass!! I soo envy you...sigh.. Great post Martin!
WOW - awesome drawings! Such nice graphic appeal.
I'm always blown away by your character design, but your backgrounds are also mezmerizing.
I love the conifer he's hanging from.
I really like this piece Martin, from the contour of the tree branch, to the looseness of the fur on the possum down to the expression on the bug. great work my man!!
I love your linework! The possum's little hands and feet are perfect :D
Ooh, this is very nice, and great choice of color too.
SWEET! Another strong piece :) Is the possum trying to convince the bug to take a stroll down to his stomach? hehe.
you are great... your art is funny and beautiful!
wow, this is wicked!
rock on!
Awesome.
-Ryan
urgh
Wwhoww it look amazing my friend...a bit different style from your other art work but still great... :)
I would try to add an high contrast light under the bug belly (to the top right side), since he is the focus point of the picture , it will give the same 3D feeling you receive to the rocks too...what do you think? Just a bit casting light.
trés chouette bravo
This is pretty rad, Martin!
Hey Martin! Another great piece... are you going to release a book of these?
Martin! These are absolutely amazing! Great design work, Great lines, Great attitudes, and great color! Fantastic work...
excellent piece!
Watch out little bug! 'fore you gets eaten allllls up!
WIIIITTIIIIIG!!!
hey i really like your stuff man. it's cool. great blog.
nice blog! cool character designs!
This is so cool, actually this is just nuts Martin, NUTS!
Great stuff Martin.
A book of these is a great idea!
nice possum! he's huge!
We came here late, but are rewarded with a truyu amazing image. That possum has a look of hungry joy, and the cricket seems .. brave? curious? There is a story here for sure!
Beautiful tone.
Love it!!
verrrry nice!
beautiful drawing that is made even better by the great colours. i love your work, love love love it!
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