This little spaz has enough fun just rollin' along in a cardboard box. Something that entertained me for hours I confess. I'd usually imagine it was a tank and I'd bring along a stuffed animal or two and let them tumble about until they abandoned ship. Turning a cardboard box around is near impossible so I never went back for them...
Labels: Week 03
posted by boob at 9:31 AM
13 Comments:
Hey, getting looser! It looks like so much fun - I want to play in a box right now!
The best part of drawing any carboard box is all the warnings that go on it :)
Great !! Nice unique approach and very funny.
Lovin the simple color choices here. Great texture. Almost looks like its drawn on the side of a grocery bag. Very cool. Yeah, nice character designs, and I especially like the attention paid to the details on the box.
I also used to do this as a kid. Never had a hexagonal box, though. Another great turnout, Bob. Love it.
Ha ha! I wondered if anyone would catch the number of sides to this box! I just liken it to some of the sides bending and making more "walls"
Very fun, very charming! The printing on the box is a great touch. The kid looks almost crazed with happiness.
It's a shame the bunny was unable to withstand the "G's", but he clearly was not up to the challenge.
OOOoooohhhh MAMA! This is good... very fun, very readable, nice designs... yes. yes, its good..
Nice treatment...
I like all the little details on the box...like slosh 5000. haha
Great job! I especially like the color and BG and how those angles make for a nice composition.
I agree with Dave. Ur little guy is having so much fun. That is a great way to use a box as kid. We used to pretend that they were the sewers when we played TMNT. :)
I like evrything about these last 2 pieces you created. you fine artist you! :)
Nice idea, and the treatment is perfect for it. Great work Bob!
I want one of these!!!!!!!
Great job Sir Boob, excellent color scheme and technique.
Lots of fun energy in this one .... but no zombies ...?
It's all in the details Bob. I'd buy a print of this in a heartbeat. Top contender for next year's sketchbook so far!
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