The esteemed Lettuce introduced me to Robert Holdstock's Mythago Wood Series, in which people in rural England find themselves drawn into a dark wood. Beings from the collective unconscious mind appear first as flickers at the corner of the eye, before they completely manifest as creatures of ambiguous intent. Another t-shirt design...I actually need to stop with these and maybe do some Holiday cards. In the mean time, I'm considering this an entry for Illustration Friday's spooky prompt.
OOh, look, here is another one...
And a fir tree king on flickr..
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I'm glad that we have a collective unconscious. How should we survive in civilization without it?
ahem. and if it looks like this, I say: Go ahead and get me.
THat is cool. LOve the head. I liked Mythago wood pretty well
Really like the color use of this and block print feel...
This one is very nicely done... succinct design, beautiful shapes, beautiful colors and, of course, my favorite: archetypal!. It reminds me of one Leo and Dianne Dillon's many wonderful 'styles.'
Brilliant.Fantastic head.
Very nice character design and layout
Fantastic. And yet not...
It is a bit spooky. I like it a lot though! Very, very good.
A intresting creature and a wonderful painting.
the blue background in the t-shirt works so well with the creature, because it gives a sense of it suddenly appearing, or better, "manifesting", and the story it brings catches my mind as I´m ... starting paying attention to the corner of my eyes. Thks for sharing Lettuce´s blog and Oliver Flores´, This post is fantastically and prolific-ly populated!
fabulous
No, more T-shirts are always good.
I really enjoy the variegated color on the leaves of the (ambiguous) creature.
nice image. reminds me of Mescalito in the "Teachings of Don Juan" series.
wow, thanks for introducing us to it! I had no idea, I think i am now obsessed too!
Susan, hello. Very good design. with great force. It's really spooky
Never heard of Mythago Wood. I like the picture though.
Brilliant and full of intrigue!
Wonderful. It reminds me of the greek style.
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