Superheroes, turkeys, and ninjas are fun to draw, for sure...but a challenge? Maybe for pansies. But we are not pansies here at BlueSky. No, we want a REAL challenge. And that is why your challenge this week BlueSkyers is to draw something inspired by the 1851 novel by Herman Melville, Moby Dick. "But, BlueSky Challenge Blog, I've never read the book!" you might say. To which my response is neither did Neal Armstrong, and he was the first man to walk on the moon. So go draw.
"Shiver me timbers! Turn 'er 'round capt'n, I spotted the evil beast off the port side!" - Goosaba
13 comments:
Great blog and great idea! Can't wait to see what comes out of this one.
Hans
Hi! I'm from Brazil! Your Blogger is a monster! Great, really great!
Your template too! how do you do it???
Will the floggings continue until morale improves? :-)
By the way BlueSky folks, I really love your blog. As an aspiring illustrator, I have enjoyed your illustrations and looked forward to them daily.
Cheers!
.m
Oh come on, hasn't everyone read Moby Dick?
Great idea! I love it and it is creative. Iam from India...Interested in creative stuff...
check out www.blogyourstory.blogspot.com
Willard: What an awesome image!!! Looks great with the shadows on the whale.
Hans
That's truly impressive, Willie.
Uggh. That's very neat, Diana.
Look at Diana with the fancy painting.
awesome idea Diana. Ian, I laughed my ass off!!! -scottf
Hey everybody, here's a FEW Moby Dick Illustrations for ya. I did these while in art school (Academy of Art represent! lol).
http://www.epicpixelstudios.com/PRODUCTION%20STYLEBOOK.htm
peace,
Lawrence
Sorry, that last "comment" didn't work (I confess I am a retarded Blogger, lol).
Goto:
www.epicpixelstudios.com
enter the site.
click on the "Portfolio" link on the left-hand side.
MELVILLE'S MOBY DICK link is on the bottom left.
Thanks!
willard - fantastic image that is amazing!
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