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About Me
- Joel Vollmer
- MInneapolis, Minnesota, United States
- The year was 2007. It was a chilly December. The snow fell and the wind blew as a degree in comic art was imparted to a former film maker. Armed with this tandem of academic achievement he walked off into the cold, snowy night. He draws. He teaches. He cries. The squirrels plot against him.
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6 comments:
It's fun how something in the background can completely change the mood of the work. As a single illustration i think i would go map. I like the depth and narrative it adds to the piece. However, if this image is intended for a series, I think I would go no map. Depending on the other images in the series of course. Tough call though.
Oh, almost forgot to say, the work looks great! Is it for anything specific?
No map. Empty space in the background helps set off the chaos of the foreground.
If you're looking to give it a sense of narrative, go with the map. It sort of foreshadows the journey the ark is about the take by evoking the sense of traveling.
The map was indeed the winner. For those interested it's an old map of the area in which the original Noah's ark story supposedly happened.
Map. Awesome whit map!!!
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