If you click, it will get taller than your browser...way taller.
I had a plan for doing some sort of animation about the March of Civilization in the manner of Terry Gilliam, but I think for now I'll be pursuing another project, of which more on Friday.
In the mean time, it's a T-shirt - redbubble ships most places in the Western Hemisphere, by the way...
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Susan this is brilliant. I am a big fan of Terry Gilliam so would love to see any animations you make in the future.
I think you should make us all guess who your subjects are.
I believe I see Madame Pompadour (or Marie Antoinette??), Columbus and Mary Queen of Scots.
How'm I doin'?
This will look great on a tee, btw.
CG - It could be Marie A., I used a portrait book of Kings and Queens of England for reference.
Love the T-shirt design - that rich red works really well, gives it a lovely opulent feel.
Cool! Especially the second one :)
Currently reading "1001 Paintings You Must See Before You Die"...and still in 15th century Italy! 500 years? HA!
that's pretty cool. I like the stacking effect.
I like it too, Charles. But...history comes crashing down, doesn't it?
Is this related to Isaac Newton's 'Standing on the shoulders of giants'?
Adam - Whoops, that's who Michael Stipe of R.E.M. was quoting:
Standing on the shoulders of giants
Leaves me cold
Which I take to mean we all need to discover the world for ourselves.
Amazing illustration! I like the precarious balance of that tower, (I sense an audacious/irreverent metaphor, maybe?)
I can imagine this being a very tall, outdoor monument! Great work!
Oh, just magnificent headgear all round.
Wonderful!!! Every time I love your line more, I must say.
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