LOL...it's cute ellen...I hate it when green space get's sacrified...even in cartoons :) fun colors, great expressions on their faces...what's not to be happy with?
Love it. Love the message. A metro plex or another Wal*Mart...jeez, where will it end? Great job with the animals personalities and the perspective is nicely drawn as well!
yep all in the name of progress dont u just love it. and at what a cost but try telling that to the city county or developer of the damn thing. great take and illo
Looks like what is happening in our neck of the woods. There is one area where they ripped up trees and put LOTS of houses...and, do you know what they named this subdivision? "The Preserve." How ironic is that?
This defintely resonates with me! We had a gorgeous public golf course on the main road that was so serenely beautiful. I'd see it in the morning all covered in mist and see the sunset at the end of the day...it was a long expanse of nature in a rural area that's rapidly developing. Then..."they" dug it all up and put in a mall! Now this looks like "Main Drag, Anywhere, U.S.A." Oh well... I like your illo. The little animals seems puzzled, and they should be.
This is such a cute interpretation for something so horrible! You've got such a graphic and whismical style.
Mall-Culture, I think, is one of the great evils of our time. They are dominating compounds that promote homogeny and completely suck the soul out of daily life! For real, yo!
I couldn't come up with anything for this topic, but I reckon you've nailed it. The innocent naivete of the wildlife and their struggle to comprehend what is imminent is a fine message and nicely done.
LOL...it's cute ellen...I hate it when green space get's sacrified...even in cartoons :) fun colors, great expressions on their faces...what's not to be happy with?
ReplyDeletegreat take on the theme and great message!
ReplyDeleteso cute. great message.
ReplyDeleteLove it. Love the message. A metro plex or another Wal*Mart...jeez, where will it end? Great job with the animals personalities and the perspective is nicely drawn as well!
ReplyDeleteyep all in the name of progress dont u just love it. and at what a cost but try telling that to the city county or developer of the damn thing. great take and illo
ReplyDeleteOh I love this. poor little animals about to have their habitat destroyed. The wolf looks so alarmed!
ReplyDeleteooo, very good interpretation of the topic. my favorite this week! bravo!
ReplyDeleteLooks like what is happening in our neck of the woods. There is one area where they ripped up trees and put LOTS of houses...and, do you know what they named this subdivision? "The Preserve." How ironic is that?
ReplyDeleteGreat illo...and, a wonderful message!
That really makes sense. Sad.. but happening all the time around us.
ReplyDeletePoor green and animals.
I really like this.
This defintely resonates with me! We had a gorgeous public golf course on the main road that was so serenely beautiful. I'd see it in the morning all covered in mist and see the sunset at the end of the day...it was a long expanse of nature in a rural area that's rapidly developing. Then..."they" dug it all up and put in a mall! Now this looks like "Main Drag, Anywhere, U.S.A." Oh well... I like your illo. The little animals seems puzzled, and they should be.
ReplyDeletethat's the kind of sacricife I hate!
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nice illo, wy don't you like it?
Poooor animals, they are soo cute. Love your take on the theme.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea, and the animals are cute!
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This is such a cute interpretation for something so horrible! You've got such a graphic and whismical style.
ReplyDeleteMall-Culture, I think, is one of the great evils of our time. They are dominating compounds that promote homogeny and completely suck the soul out of daily life! For real, yo!
Ewe changed your icon!
ReplyDeleteThis was a difficult topic. I lucked out on mine... but boy, did I need a quote to get my thoughts rounded up.
I couldn't come up with anything for this topic, but I reckon you've nailed it. The innocent naivete of the wildlife and their struggle to comprehend what is imminent is a fine message and nicely done.
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