Illustration Friday: Red

Illustration Friday: Red
Red Apple My first attempt at a weekly illustration assignment from Illustration Friday (IF website). The assigment is to illustrate “Red”. To really make a color stand out it’s good to use its opposite, in this case green. By the next illustration I hope to have it together enough to add some humor. On purpose.

Comments

Unknown said…
beautiful compostion!!
January 30, 2007
studio lolo said…
I like it! I enjoy the yellow dotted background too!
January 30, 2007
Michelle said…
Wow, that apple really stands out!! Very nice. I love the shape of the tree as well. Nice composition.
January 30, 2007
arvindh said…
good one!
January 30, 2007
Unknown said…
i love the different layers of green that make the apple stand out beautifully.
February 02, 2007
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