Clown-Fish; 5" x 5" acrylic on paper, by Greg Newbold
Here's another one of my goofy fish that I finished just yesterday. It seemed appropriate for Halloween. This one is a little creepier than usual, but still pretty funny. It's getting shipped off to a fundraiser for the
Westmont Museum of Fine Art in Santa Barbara, California. Everyone was given a 5" x 5" piece of BFK paper to do anything they wanted on. My friend
Scott Anderson teaches art there and when I saw
his contribution, I was a little embarrassed by my
previous effort. It was a fun drawing, but not typical of my painted work. I asked for another shot and this is what came out of it. I did it as a demo for my Illustration 1 class at BYU. I have seen a few on the pieces for this show posted online and I think a few people are going to end up getting some little gems. I'm tempted to bid myself.
8 comments:
Clown Fish = WOOOT!
"Down here, EVERYBODY FLOATS!"
That is horribly terrifying.
I love it.
That is awesome! Love your style. Krusty meets Killer Klowns from Outer Space meets Finding Nemo. Great illustration.
OGodOGod! It combines my worst fears--clowns and bitty things under the water!!!
I know! Clowns give me the creeps. And who hasn't thought of getting eaten by something while swimming in that murky water...
That is very funny! Somehow despite the fearsome face I find it hard to be scared though! great characterization beautifully painted.
I do like your colourful illustration of the fish…his expression is real mean!
wow this is truly scary :) i love it
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