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Friday, July 1, 2011
Remedy
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If you have ever had a hard drive crash or accidentally deleted something, you know what a pain it is to try to remedy the situation. I did this piece a while back for Power Quest, a software company that specialized in recovery of lost data. They no longer exist since being absorbed by Symantec.The concept was a frantic PC owner watching as his hard drive gets operated on. The technology probably looks a little dated now, but the concept was fun to paint. It ran in a bunch of computer magazines back in the day.
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7 comments:
The image might 'look' a little dated, but I'm sure we can all relate to the feeling as if it was yesterday, uh this morning, uh... last week... smiles.
Great humor and work!
Ahaha clever idea and amazing technique (:
Ha, great take & illo, & all too familiar! I had a scare just yesterday when suddenly the screen went all purple rectangles! Restarted & all seems well, but oh my goodness was that a horrible moment.
Great expression on the PC owner! Very clever piece!
Thanks Guys! Hope everyone had a great 4th of July holiday!
Had a great 4th! Thanks Greg! I love this concept! Great expression on the concerned “loved one” Great piece Greg!
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