1 Jul 2020, 05:35
JUNE CONTEST: A very different kind of prompt!
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Getting it in under the wire here. Lost track of time or should I say days since its been just one long day since March LOL. So many great submissions, I wonder if the record has been broken by the amount of submissions this month? I will find out tomorrow when I pull them all for the slide show. Anyway here is my submission.
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Here's my effort for this month. What a challenge this was! I'm looking forward to going through all the entries now and enjoying them - there were so many great ideas and so many beautiful images. Well done everyone!
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@Ryan-Ehr -I love this image, it's got such an awesome retro style. Bongo is adorable - I hope he survives his route home. Masterful work! Well done!
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@franksandovalart - I just LOVE this picture, couldn't stop looking at it. It's my favourite this month. Your colours used underwater are beautiful and the composition is just fantastic with the overwater/underwater scene. You are so talented - well done! Loving the touch of the knife and fork too
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@Lorna-H
Thank you so much for your kind words!Great work on the Taxy alligator, so original!
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@franksandovalart - Thanks very much! I'm a novice to digital art so it's riddled with mistakes and beginners flaws but I had fun doing it!
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@Coley
Thank you so much
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@carolinebautista This is so cool, I love your style!
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@StudioLooong i just love how you pair up your graphic design with the illustration. very Professional looking.
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@Lorna-H hahaha! really smart!
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Oil painting for June! Cell phone photo uploaded late last night...I had so much fun with this prompt and didn't want to let it go. I feel like the fable of Bongo and Clyde has several thematic threads to explore - brains over brawn for sure, but also the extraordinary risks one might take for a better life. I'm interested in the vision and hope that are intrinsic to an act like this - Bongo's choice to dive right into the fire, with a plan. The broken vending machine was the first narrative element that came to me. I moved the setting into a dusty desert highway mostly because I wanted to paint that place, with all its sense of longing and expanse, and heat.