Eat, sleep, work... no way. No more routine! Escape the madness, escape the system. The character is a mix of James Bond, Sherlock Holmes, Tintin and King Kong, lol!!! I took this photo recently in Barcelona subway. I also made the illustration in colors.
If you wish, you can view the sketch in progress here.
This is part of "Pencil Vs Camera Beta Version" (colored sketches on black paper).
>>> Review from THE DAILY MAIL for this picture: "Rush: A monkey on the underground in this image taken in Barcelona. The animal, dressed in an suit, dashes from a train clutching a banana" (Matt Blake, The Daily Mail, July 2012).
Update: See THIS VIDEO showing some 18 Pencil Vs Camera images in progress (with a small animation and an original musical composition). _________________________________________________
For more information about my artwork: info@benheine.com _________________________________________________
Sorry, haven't been able to write this critique because it's been several weeks since my last critique on your artwork. Now let's get down to business.
Vision: The subway provides a very good place for for taking pictures. The drawing of a monkey fits very well with the picture. Looks more like action to me. This picture is way beyond imagination, but it makes more sense. Originality and Technique: You have a very great way of taking fantasy shots. This, by the way, is much experimental. Impact: I am still very impressed about this picture. Still minimalism, and just fantastic.
This piece certainly portrays the sentiments of many of us caught in the 'rat race!' The photograph itself is captured quite nicely, the slow shutter-speed blur gives the effect of a 'rush' and headache. I like the way you have combined three pop-culture characters to create one figure, doing what these characters normally do; ditching the norm and creating their own adventures.
Whilst I think this 'Beta' version of paper and drawing works well with the underground setting of the train, my personal preference was for your original Pencil v. Camera styles of intricate pencil sketching. I think it gave a bigger impact between the world of photography and the world of imagination.
Personal preference aside, I once again love the simple concepts that you represent so fantastically in these artworks, and will again applaud you on your fantastic imagination that I envy greatly.
Buttercup: Mojo Jojo! Me: I really like this, I'd thought the monkey be the boss or is the monkey the employee merely controlled by a gorilla? Now you got my brain going! ;D I can imagine much more than this image now.
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Now let's get down to business.
Vision: The subway provides a very good place for for taking pictures. The drawing of a monkey fits very well with the picture. Looks more like action to me. This picture is way beyond imagination, but it makes more sense.
Originality and Technique: You have a very great way of taking fantasy shots. This, by the way, is much experimental.
Impact: I am still very impressed about this picture. Still minimalism, and just fantastic.
Well done.
Rick Robin P. Cagnaan
Whilst I think this 'Beta' version of paper and drawing works well with the underground setting of the train, my personal preference was for your original Pencil v. Camera styles of intricate pencil sketching. I think it gave a bigger impact between the world of photography and the world of imagination.
Personal preference aside, I once again love the simple concepts that you represent so fantastically in these artworks, and will again applaud you on your fantastic imagination that I envy greatly.
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