A Doodle A Day: Illustration 5 - Friendship in Storytelling

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Illustration 5 - Friendship in Storytelling

Day 6. So what happened to day 5... well day 5 didn't quite work out and turned into 'one of those' days when interruptions seemed to be the order of the day and the train of thought just wasn't there. Today I was pondering what to work on next and couldn't make my mind up and didn't want another 'non event' of a day like yesterday.

So how to choose. Well today I decided to use some logic and go with a sketch that was very popular on the site a few weeks back, so in a way I let the visitors to A Doodle A Day decide even thought you might not realise due to my warped logic.

I wanted to improve the image but without loosing the feeling it had, which i think I have managed to do. A nice change from the ink illustrations and not nearly half as intensive to work on.

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Very intensive,love it
and I find very funny the expression of the crow(hoping is a crow...if not I apologize):)

Posted by: theartofpuro | March 04, 2009 at 06:39 PM

Interesting... great line work in your pieces. It is an illo that makes me long for the tale behind it. Thanks for sharing! ;)

Posted by: Lisa Griffin | June 21, 2010 at 10:29 PM

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Welcome to A Doodle A Day! Feel free to have a good look around and leave me a comment if you like what you see, or even if you don't!
A Doodle a Day is a place where I publish sketches created for fun and the love of drawing and more finished illustrations. I draw primarily with pen and ink, either dip pen or fountain pen. I do use other mediums such as watercolour, acrylics, pencil and soft pastels but my first love as a medium is pen and ink, especially dip pen.
I trained and worked for many years as a graphic designer, artist and studio manager within publishing as well taking on freelance projects. I draw for the sheer enjoyment of creating something from nothing but a white sheet of paper and a bottle of ink. I also work as an illustrator concentrating on Childrens illustration. I hope that you get as much enjoyment from seeing these sketches and illustrations as I do from creating them.

If you would like to enquire about my work or commissioning me then please contact chas@doodleaday.co.uk

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