Illustration Friday – "Wrinkles"
[1 May 2008 |
By Dot |
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Poor thing, the fabric of space and time is always getting wrinkled, and who do you think has to iron it?
Notebook doodle, inked, colored in Photoshop. Original sketch here.I was stumped for inspiration this time – then this popped into my head.
You know the universe is actually maintained by the robots, right? Like this one from a while back:
My husband came up with the ‘cleaning instructions’, so I added that. But i have to think there would be even funnier captions — post ‘em if ya got em!
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Hah! I love a good robot illustration, and I can’t think of a funnier caption.
I know about the robots maintaining the universe but I don’t think we are supposed to talk about them. Oh-no I’ve said too much ahhhh…
hahahaha…wonderful work and what a creative idea…love it!
very clever concept and illo! I love how the fabric blends in…and the illumination of the stars and planets. Awesome!
Brilliant idea! You really made something great for having a hard time with the theme! Love this Dot!!!
You are so clever. What great lateral thinking as well as a fab drawing. I do hope this gets Pick of the Week.
Thanks for visiting my blog. x
Great robot illustration!
this is really funny! What a great idea!
Thanks for visiting!
I had a feeling it was robots who did the dirty work. Great piece!
thanks for all the nice words! glad you liked him. i’m not totally thrilled with the coloring job, but very happy with the concept :)
wow spacey.. i luv this… thanks for droppin byu my blog ..
Fabulous, both illo and idea.
Rats, there goes my favorite book by Madeleine L’Engle…
Brilliant concept!