My, what an awesome use of colour and subject matter! I am fascinated by the wild animals in the city! I hope you do exhibits of your work so that the rest of the world can enjoy!
I thought this looked familiar! I think that etching was the first piece of yours I ever saw, and I was hooked right then and there. It looks great in color. I love the depth of the buildings and the incongruity of the zebra...this makes me think of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip Dick. I wonder if I said that the first time... anyway, if you haven't read the book, people kept animals on their rooftops...it's a really great story from which Blade Runner was very loosely adapted.
Wow! The contrast of black and white zebra to your vibrant color palette is really eye-catching! I'm impressed with your perspective here as well. This is a fun one for speed!
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It's very nice of u to do the color version and to let us see the oldy.
Great illo!
Wow!!! I love when you use zebras in your art. Just gorgeous!!
I love this. Beautiful colours. The zebra looks so powerful.
ANother beautiful piece!! Love the zebra jump out of train concept!
She looks so determined!!
Is that zebra speedy enough to leap between moving subway trains? Amazing. I do love the b&w against your highly saturated colour. It's magic.
the zebra really stands out against the beautiully coloured city!!!
Nice imaginative take on speed, love the zebra!
I am always taken by your use of color, and the zebra... it is just wonderful! You inspire me to try even more color!!
love the colours!
This is stunning Jaimie, as always.
Fantastic illo! It is fun to see a wild animal in a metro area! VERY nice!! As always...LOVE those colors you use!
My, what an awesome use of colour and subject matter! I am fascinated by the wild animals in the city! I hope you do exhibits of your work so that the rest of the world can enjoy!
Ha! Wonderful surreal, vibrant image. Lovely dream.
I thought this looked familiar! I think that etching was the first piece of yours I ever saw, and I was hooked right then and there. It looks great in color. I love the depth of the buildings and the incongruity of the zebra...this makes me think of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip Dick. I wonder if I said that the first time... anyway, if you haven't read the book, people kept animals on their rooftops...it's a really great story from which Blade Runner was very loosely adapted.
Tried to comment this a.m. but Blogspot (or maybe my computer) was on the fritz.
There's that zebra, fresh from its bath and ready to take on the town. Intriguing how you put these animals in urban settings. Very cool. Wonderful.
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How neat it is to see both pieces. Love the color version. Simply beautiful!
It's gorgeous! I love this.
~Sally
the zebra's stripes are an awesome contrast to your lovely jewel tones. nice to see the etching too, great work as always. :)
Wow! The contrast of black and white zebra to your vibrant color palette is really eye-catching! I'm impressed with your perspective here as well. This is a fun one for speed!
You always have such gorgeous, vibrant colors which bring your illustrations to life!
This one really grabs my attention!
Wow! This is hawesome! Love the bright colors.
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