gallitrot: Conceptual Illustration, Costume Design + Traditional art
Welcome to the inspiration of Ed Holland – Turning Dreams into Sightwares
Who doesn’t want to be Spidey, I mean, come on?! This was created for my eldest, and a bit of compromise on his part was needed. Naturally, he wanted the full mask. After a little diplomacy, however, I managed to convince him that no one would know it was him if his face wasn’t partially visible. Tried explaining ‘artistic licence’ to a kid? It’s an experience.
Don’t think I’ve done an #inktober before. On my walks to Kindergarten with my eldest, I’ve been pointing out the trolls in the trees, who hide there during the day. But then, the ‘Muellfresserchen’ ( Little Rubbishscoffer ) came to light. A wee rascal of a being, here in his fave habitat – by a bin, munching blissfully away on dead fowl and discarded confectionery. “Guten Hunger!” little troll dude.
One of the best modern classicists of our age. Einfach toll!
The article is an older one but offers great insight.
https://design.lsu.edu/calendar/freedom-different-kind-art-michael-triegel/
