Not all phobias are personal. Fear can be social; a contagion passed down and around. “The Monkey King” was designed as a kind of visual fable. I’ve had Aesop on my mind lately. Fortunately, the concept also fits this weeks Illustration Friday.
For the first time, I was able to document the step-by-step process in making this piece, from first scribble to finish. I’m hoping to post the pics up soon. Everyone should know how to build a monkey.
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Awsome. I love the spreading line of fear.
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wow, great collage!
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I’ve seen a few of your works, and they are all beautiful.
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You have a striking style. Thank you for the pleasure.
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OH well done!!!
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Wow! That’s a great blend of texture, color, and line. Fantastic look!
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great illo! This is all cut paper? Wow.
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I, too, like the “spreading line of fear.” Great stuff.
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A very interesting concept… The technique, I believe is well executed, and your choice of colors is top notch. I got a tad confused around the Monkey King’s face but not enough to really mind… Good.
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another great picture. I love the sharp edges of the shapes.
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MOST excellent, Patrick-san!
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