>>> Review from THE DAILY MAIL for this picture: "Dual fuel: This creative drawing splits the vehicle in two and has tiny toy cars driving through the middle of it" (Kerry McQueeney, The Daily Mail, Sept. 2011)
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Half Real, Big Deal Steel Wheel, Race, Race Anyplace, Go fast, Not last Shiny new, Race you Bet you can't Beat my wheels Half Real, Big Deal Happy Car, Goes Far Take me, I wanna see Shiny car, Go far Along the highway I have it my way Half real, Big Deal New Car, Goes Far It's mine, So fine Big deal, It's half real Draw one for me That crosses the sea No way, You say? That's a drawing For another day
This is a super cool concept, "half real"! I like how there seems to be a story and meaning behind it (though I'm not precisely sure what that is), and how its based on a poem.
I also quite like the little face you put on the bumper. It seemed sad at first, but now I see it's sort of a neutral face, perhaps monotone about its unreal existence? Its these little details which draws me to your art!
It raises a lot of unanswered questions and mystery, which I like.
The car seems like some hi-tech transportation device, although, I'm not quite sure why meteors are falling onto the car. Perhaps it means the big car protects the pathway for the little ones, or maybe I'm reading too much into this. Also, is there a significance to how the car is pink?
I can't really find much that requires improvement. I suppose you could add more details in this, though its simplicity emphasizes the pencil vs camera theme.
Overall, a creative idea, though I wish I'd understand it more!
Absolutely stunning. I have seen some 'attempts' to do the same sort of thing, but this is off the scale compared to them. It must have taken such a long time and so many tries to accurately align everything to make the drawing look three dimensional and to literally join with the background. And not only that, the drawing itself is fantastic! Some people may say that the shading should be darker to link the photo and the drawing more, but in my opinion, it exposes the drawing and the virtual feel in it. Furthermore the fact that the car is halved emphasizes the phrase: 'HALF REAL.' Oh one more thing, I love the small cars and the meteor shower in the drawing, however simple they are, it adds a comical touch.
I like how there seems to be a story and meaning behind it (though I'm not precisely sure what that is), and how its based on a poem.
I also quite like the little face you put on the bumper. It seemed sad at first, but now I see it's sort of a neutral face, perhaps monotone about its unreal existence? Its these little details which draws me to your art!
It raises a lot of unanswered questions and mystery, which I like.
The car seems like some hi-tech transportation device,
although, I'm not quite sure why meteors are falling onto the car.
Perhaps it means the big car protects the pathway for the little ones, or maybe I'm reading too much into this. Also, is there a significance to how the car is pink?
I can't really find much that requires improvement. I suppose you could add more details in this, though its simplicity emphasizes the pencil vs camera theme.
Overall, a creative idea, though I wish I'd understand it more!
Furthermore the fact that the car is halved emphasizes the phrase: 'HALF REAL.'
Oh one more thing, I love the small cars and the meteor shower in the drawing, however simple they are, it adds a comical touch.
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