The paste job could have been better, but the vantage point if far enough away that you can't really tell that they're a little too pruney to be baby belugas.
yeah yeah its and old design, but they fit nicely in that spot and I've never done a poster that big before so it was a good learning experience.
The paper is from a roll of Acadamia (watercolor, smooth surface) available at a De Serres near you. as recommended by -weakhand, one of the Vancouver OG's and true master of the airbrush.
Check it out! http://www.flickr.com/photos/one-weakhand/
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ReplyDeleteAlways my favorite. I really like these guys. Good spot.
Where did you get the whale-sized paper?
My, they grew! And aged! Though I really can´t tell, they still look quite young.
ReplyDeleteyeah yeah its and old design, but they fit nicely in that spot and I've never done a poster that big before so it was a good learning experience.
ReplyDeleteThe paper is from a roll of Acadamia (watercolor, smooth surface) available at a De Serres near you. as recommended by -weakhand, one of the Vancouver OG's and true master of the airbrush.
Check it out!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/one-weakhand/
Cool, I really like them.
ReplyDeleteAnd I really like the bike too.
I like that they look like they are in a tank...with a bicycle.
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