Super Chicken - Mixed Media/Acrylic- 9.5" x 13"
Friday, January 14, 2011
Super Chicken
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Muscle and Fitness magazine asked me to do some illustrations for an article dealing with the following question. Can you eat too much protein? I posted another image from this series earlier here. I depicted the body builder in several ridiculous situations in which he was attempting to consume mass quantities of protein in various forms. Thanks to Michael Touna for the opportunity to work on this project.This piece was done in mixed media/acrylic on illustration board and printed as a full page.
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7 comments:
That is one big chicken. Love it!
the first comment is exactly what came to mind when I saw this. Looks like he may be the chickens dinner
Now that's some meal! Brings new meaning to supersizing! lol! Cool illustration!
This is a fabulous illustration.
Did muscle & fitness like this super chicken?
great illustration!
Great concept and illo Greg! Love the detail in the feathers and muscles. I bet they loved it at the mag!
Thanks everyone- and yes, this one was a hit for the magazine- a lot of fun.
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