My Illustration Friday attempt for leap.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon style leap. One of the most mesmerising elements of that movie was the silence: you'd hear the last foot leaving the last tree top, and you'd hear the first foot landing on the next tree top, but inbetween, during the leaps, there was complete quiet. Beautiful!
Just a quick one this week. I missed last week and didn't want to miss another one, so this is my quick illo to get me by until I find more time.
19 comments:
For being a 'quickie' this is fabulous. I love the movement in the paint splashes. AWESOME.
Very nice! I loved that movie! Your illo reminded me of Link from the Legend of Zelda. I too love the movement with the paint, a very nice touch. And I love the earthy tones you used.
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That was one of my favorite qualities of the film, too.
The movement here is simply wonderful. I love the sway of the cloth especially.
Thanks for your visit - your drawings are amazing!
I like this a lot, especially her expression and the movement.
But I just have to say.. I have totally fallen in love with your blog layout - so beautiful!
Ahhh, full of warrior goodness! Well done!
I love this piece. The line work is amazing!! Such energy it it.
Yes, I recognized the 'Crouching Tiger...' association immediately. Nice splatter technique. Very appealing pose. Good work.
I wish my quickies were as productive and energetic:)
Great style and motion going on.lovely stuff
Your illos are lovely.
Powerful leap. I like the splashes of paint, it gives the painting a lot of energy.
oh this is awesome flossy! love the energy and looseness of this. Crouching Tiger is one of my favourite all time movies, you've caught the essence here, well done. x
Excellent! Love those quiet leaps too!
Wooo...this is beautifully done! Love the color combinations!
lovely as always, FP!
xo
Di
I LOVE that movie. I think Hero was even more beautifully done. :) You can definitely feel the movement in her body. Nice job!
No, I LOVE that movie! What a great idea for this week's topic. Nice to see another Aussie at IF! Also, your blog design rocks! ;-)
I think that your speedy sketch was the key to making this drawing come alive. I like the way you have rendered the movement with the paint.
That movie is fantastic!
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