I’m posting this one to release snow-vibes out into the universe. My kids and I would like to build a real snowman sometime this year, that would be nice…
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I’ve always thought of it as a barren meteor too.
This is one of my least favorite Twilight Zones, which made it difficult to come up with something worthwhile. I think it turned out fine just the same.
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A little homage to Norman Rockwell’s Going and Coming painting, with a twist, of course.
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A fun little play on the Brady Bunch. It’s fun to see what kinds of special effects they had to use before computer graphics in this episode… actually in many of the episodes.
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My personal time machine (a.k.a. Netflix) has dropped me smack in the middle of The Twilight Zone. So I thought I’d journal my journey with spot illustrations I’ll call “Piques”. (A “peek” into each episode to “pique” your interest. Aren’t I clever?)
These aren’t spoilers, neither are they exact snapshots of what really happened. Rather, my twisted interpretation (many times humorous) of each episode. Come back often!
Here’s Season 1, Episode 1. Entitled “Where is Everybody?”
I just KNEW it was her smoking that cigar!
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Some of my favorite people are those who look gruff and spooky on first appearances, but turn out to be soft and mushy on the inside.
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I had to speed through this one to make the Illustration Friday deadline, so you’ll notice it’s quites sketchy. It’s a play off another illustration I did quite some time ago: Momentum
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So, to kill two birds with one stone, I decided to use this week’s Illustration Friday theme to create a new website header. My header has been like Christmas lights that you forget to take down… and in a year, they become useful again ;) Time to change that.
A box of crayons symbolizes a cocoon, where there’s something beautiful inside just waiting to get out and show the world. It’s wonderful to watch a child with a blank piece of paper and a box of crayons and see what they come up with.
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