Blind Contour Friday 10

I am a few days late posting for InkFinger's Blind Contour 10. I did several illustrations for this week's challenge but just wasn't satisfied with the results.
Today I met with my friend Karen, who is a very talented and successful illustrator. As with each time we get together, our conversations fill me with a sense of kindship, of not being alone when struggling with our busy lives, all the while trying to follow our passion for illustration with a freshness of concepts and creativity. I leave with a renewed sense of energy and drive and think "I CAN DO THIS". When I got home I sat down and created this illustration and am quite pleased with the way it turned out. I hope Karen, that I have inspired you too, in some way to take time for yourself and spread your creative wings. You're a very talented and amazing illustrator and such an inspiration. Thank you, this one's for you!






6 Comments:
This is fabulous! The accurate colors take blind contours to a whole new level--like looking at the oatmeal box with a bad hangover or without one's glasses. Super job!
This is really great - I like it much better than the original!
Good friends are such a treasure! Your blind contours are so much fun!
This is the best.
This is my favorite of all your blind contour illos. Love the color! I hope you do more like this!
Oh, this is great..the colours look wonderful and really add to it. The man on the box looks creepy! The whole thing looks a bit hallucinatory, with the letters all flying about.
Cool!
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