Illustration Friday: Sticky
June 30, 2006 by Jana Bouc
This week’s Illustration Friday challenge is “Sticky” and I thought of lots of things less icky than this, but I couldn’t resist. Sorry. Ink and watercolor in sketchbook.
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OUCH!
A great idea and a nice work!
Love it!! Great job!
Ewww…and ouch! That’s a great idea Jana!
AHH!
Not only must that hurt, but is that Robin Williams… wearing nail polish?
Judging by my flinch, I’d say this is quite a successful drawing.
I love this - great idea!!
awesome Illo….made me laugh!
OOOUUCCHHH! Perfect!
Aaaagh…. painful! What a great illustration!
Hah! THis is great Jana! Thanks for stopping by!
The ickier sticky is the better! This is awesome, also made me cringe… perfect illustration for the word!
Owww! Wow, that looks painful - it actually made me cringe. Great illo! =)
So original and so well done. I cringed too!
wow, that hurts. very effective!
Ouch. I could totally feel that. Brandi
Illustrates the theme VERY well. Looks painful as well as sticky.
Thanks for visiting my blog.
Ohhh That IS painful! Good job!
This one really shows well the stickiness and also looks a bit hurtful. Very well drawed with all those small details.
Hahahahahhahaha! That reminds me of my boyfriend pulling bandaid off his arm, but his arms aren’t quite so hairy! GOOD WORK!!
that looks awesome! ouch
I cringed immediately! Oh boy…this is so perfect! I love your watercolor style, and I am totally in envy of the Marin beach scene…wish I were there! You have some truly marvelous work here…I loved the painting for rian last week, and I just love the variety of other subjects.
Icky but wonderful. Great stuff.
love
Terrific! A very interesting hairy arm… all those curly hairs are pretty decorative… and the sticky idea definitely comes through.
22 comments -I’m not surprised - this illo is terrific
ewwww and great work.
Painful to look at!! Great concept. I love the way you can see the skin S-T-R-E-T-C-H-I-N-G. Just catching up on your archives today. Great stuff!