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This is a very clever composition. And it's double-ly clever that you've folded in a band with a name suited to the IF prompt. Nice work! I wish I knew their music, as I'm sure you've folded in even more treats for your audience. (Your thumbnails are very amusing).
ReplyDeleteSomething for the younger generation! Great composition and colors and as always you did a great job nailing the characters. I love the thumb of the dude behind bars.
ReplyDeleteNice Clarity and economy to the work: direct without overstating in its form, color and focus: Great prelim drawings especially the head on shoulders gesture. Funny, Hanna learned a White Stripes song on her ukulele over the weekend (I think we're going to be friends). Must be some kind of synchronicity.
ReplyDeleteHello Mr.Ewing. Here is my post. =)
ReplyDeletehttp://itokyoshoes.blogspot.com/