Isn't it weird the way people still have found new ways to make use of Apple's little White objects and dark shadowy people stuff. The Marvel thing is another example of using Apple's I-Pod white and black. I've seen so many things from a priest's prayer bead turned into earphones called I-Prayer to other weird stuff I completely forgot the details of.
The angry child with his wild firey colors surrounding him and the cool color mother with hues of blue was quite interesting to see this past Sunday during the primary kids' lesson time. The illustration is simple enough for the little ones to understand what is going on even though almost all of them couldn't read the words. I want to try making little illustrations for my lessons that are easy for the little ones to understand.
For the Star Wars poster, I saw (at the Portfolio Review convention in Santa Fe this past spring) some similarly textured and color toned posters for Marvel characters (Venom, Captain America, Thor) and they really caught my attention. I wanted to just snatch the tiny thumbnails cause it looked so interesting and I kind of adore the strange textures (cause I tried doing the same thing several times and have only succeed once - sadly I lost the successful sample in my computer before it crashed.) Its amazing what textures can do to the colors.
Who doesn't like Beetlejuice! The colors in this poster are secondary colors so the work with one another very well to match the black illustrations.
Studio G made some really cute films (all of Hayao Miyazaki ones.) The variety of colors and textures is amazing!
The koi fish are simple yet interesting. Even the real life ones are fun to watch and try to draw.
