This is Mingo Mitch, and he's arrived now, atthe 11th hour to kick 'mingo tail-feather!
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By: Philip Morgan,
on 6/29/2011
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This is Mingo Mitch, and he's arrived now, at
the 11th hour to kick 'mingo tail-feather!
To see the full albbunny reveal, [click here]
By: Philip Morgan,
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By: Philip Morgan,
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This is Mingo Mitch, and he's arrived now, atthe 11th hour to kick 'mingo tail-feather!
To see the full albbunny reveal, [click here]
By: Philip Morgan,
on 5/20/2011
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A sneak peek of my a little bit bunny post for this month, to see the full image, you'll have to follow the link.
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By: Philip Morgan,
on 1/11/2011
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My first post of 2011 (Happy Nearly New Year!), and my first post on a little bit bunny since we made it public on Christmas Eve. This month's unfortunate creature is the bane of many a picnic and barbecue, the cantankerous wasp. I wanted to turn the 'concept' of the wasp on its head somehow. So my thought process looped and spiralled around the idea of drawing the wasp as a happy chappy. First on a scooter (a Vespa of course), then as a content Buddha. But in the end the spiky character of the wasp was too strong to ignore. That's when the I moved onto the idea of having a wasp being assaulted by little flying humans, a modest attempt at getting my own back on buzzy little picnic crashers. I was going to recreate Manet's Le Déjeuner sur l'Herbe with wasps as the picnickers, but something about the lazy feeling of the painting, again went against the natural character of the wasp. You can see my finished piece here.
Apparently both Matt and Kev thought about using the cheeky little Vespa as a prop. I'm glad they decided against it, because as we all know, variety is the spice of life, and the three offerings to albb this month are all very different in flavour.
Apparently both Matt and Kev thought about using the cheeky little Vespa as a prop. I'm glad they decided against it, because as we all know, variety is the spice of life, and the three offerings to albb this month are all very different in flavour.
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By: Philip Morgan,
on 5/3/2010
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A long while ago Matt nominated the most colourful of mammals, the mandrill, as the next in line for anatomical tampering, and here's my response to his challenge. I went through a few ideas for this one, and I was even planning at one stage to just draw a man with a drill (feel free to groan). But then the beetle like nature of the mandrill's nose took hold of my thought process, and the above image is the result.
I'm looking forward to seeing what Matt and Kev come up with for this already quite twisted creature, and for the next unlucky animal to be twisted by our fevered imaginations I'm going to the other end of the bizarre scale and I'm going to suggest the common pigeon.
I'm looking forward to seeing what Matt and Kev come up with for this already quite twisted creature, and for the next unlucky animal to be twisted by our fevered imaginations I'm going to the other end of the bizarre scale and I'm going to suggest the common pigeon.
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By: Philip Morgan,
on 4/19/2010
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No, just three, but you'll have to follow the links to OneMillionGiraffes to see them.
Giraffe 1: Giraffe
Giraffe 2: Jigsawraffe
Giraffe 3: Giraffasaurus
They were produced as prep sketches for the last round of Twisty Creatures.
Giraffe 1: Giraffe
Giraffe 2: Jigsawraffe
Giraffe 3: Giraffasaurus
They were produced as prep sketches for the last round of Twisty Creatures.
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An ingenious idea young Philip.
sweet! :P
Heheh excellent idea.
GENIUS!!! This is a sublime take on the creature choice Phil... I won't be able to come close!
wow!! this is so freakin' clever! great illustration too!