…fun and “scientifically proven” by a prof at McGill. I just played the demo — it is worth checking out.
http://www.mindhabits.com/index.php
By: Mike,
on 9/7/2007
The sketch before the painting. The color version can be seen on my blog via my website LIVE SKETCHBOOK or at Image Kind where you can also buy prints of the color version.
http://MikeCressy.imagekind.com/
By: Gerald Kelley,
on 9/4/2007
Since my last posting for BUGS was a little dark, I figured I should post something a little more fun...
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By: Mike,
on 9/4/2007
By: Chickengirl,
on 9/4/2007
By: jim bradshaw,
on 9/4/2007
When my mind wanders, these are the kind of places I end up in. Click on image to enlarge.
jim
By: Mike,
on 9/4/2007
Hope the bugs didn't bite over the holiday weekend.
By: Vincenzo,
on 9/3/2007
This was an older graphite caricature of the "Fab 4" Beatles which I have used as a portfolio piece for years...so I guess this could be used with the "bug" theme.
ALTAMORE UNABASHED
By: Gerald Kelley,
on 9/3/2007
Here's my entry for SFG:BUGS...
I've been reading a lot of Edgar Allen Poe lately and I just finished The Gold Bug from his Tales of Mystery and Imagination and I thought this would be a good excuse to post the final illustration.
You can see more of my new work at geraldkelley.com
By: Josh Hoye,
on 9/1/2007
Check out my blog for new stuff!!
http://jhoyeillustrations.blogspot.com/
By: Glen Mullaly,
on 9/1/2007
This one's an oldie ( I'll leave it up to you whether it's a goodie ) from back in ought four. Two page "Creepy Crawly Bingo" game spread for chickaDEE magazine. Sans copy it don't make a whole heckuva lotta sense but the general gist ( I think he was a camp counselor of mine once! ) was that the kids roll a die and cover the creature ( not all bugs, but close enough to count ) with the corresponding number of dots. First to get all six on their card wins!
By: josh pincus is crying,
on 8/31/2007
The word theis week on sugarfrostedgoodness.com is "bugs"
My inspiration for this drawing actually came from...me! When I was in art school (many years ago), I did a series of illustrations for a cocktail recipe book. I selected four mixed drinks, each accompanied by an illustration. I did "Grasshopper" as one of them.... and now, twenty-something years later, the grasshopper shows his face again. Still holding his namesake drink, but this time, also holding his namesake dessert cake.
By: Claire,
on 8/30/2007
It's good to be a bee.
Or so I imagine. Flying around, rolling around on flowers...
-Claire
By: irisz,
on 8/30/2007
By: Jeff,
on 8/30/2007
This week's theme: Bugs.
For you newcomers, the SFG Challenge runs Thursday to Thursday, and was created to offer every member an opportunity to stretch their creative muscles and post their interpretations on a specific theme. It's a lot of fun!
Be sure to label your illustrations with the appropriate labels as well. I prefer you label your entries with your name or screenname, and the challenge label, SFG: Bugs.
Remember, this is a completely voluntary challenge designed solely to stimulate creativity and promote participation. Please don't hesitate to post your other work as normal.
Be sure to check out and get involved over at the SFG Forum, some great stuff going on over there every day.
The Blank Book Project is underway, I'm looking forward to seeing how this one turns out! So exciting! A special thank you to all participants, this is going to be so much fun! Track the progress and view updates on the Blank Book's journey by logging on to the Blank Book website.
http://www.sfgblankbook.com
The next challenge begins Thursday, September 6th, 2007.
Challenge yourselves SFG'ers and have a great week!
-Jeff
They are great characters. Especially the tall one.
Swell! Beautiful colour choices too.