This is my entry for Illustration Friday's weekly challenge.
This was created entirely in Painter IX.
As always, your comments are appreciated.
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10 comments:
I have two Red Heads at home, so this struck me as very very funny. Love it.
Funny! It reminds me of some of my students!
Love it...reminds me of a someone that worked for me. She was so funny and this was her favorite phrase. She kept us laughing when things got tense!
Love your art work and the choice of colors!
Hi Tony, Thanks for your comment on my site, I must admit that I didn't quite understand your drawing....but I think I do now..
LMAO now THIS one needs zero interpretation!
It is amazing how many uses the hand has... and combined with that the large variety of motions/signals the hand can convey in conversation.
I love the fact that the chick is already looking away... such a true depiction of the body language when that particular phrase/body language is used.
I am getting this feeling that the illustrations are for a class - are they?
great attitude!
Thanks all!
Sj, these are for Illustration Friday (http://www.illustrationfriday.com), a weekly illustration challenge.
Love the attitude Tony.
You illustrated her very well.
she is funny 'cause we can "see her" on most of the teenagers ehehe.. good job. i was looking at your website. congratulations on your work.
This is very funny! I like your font choice, too. It goes so well with the meaning and attitude behind the words. *G*
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