This illustration of Dolly Parton is one of my favorites. I like it when my work is clean and relatively simple. Which is hard for me to do. I tend to want to junk things up, lots of shapes and lines and tangents. Plus it's not often that clients let you work in black and white for no good reason. For this the concept was simple Dolly and her voice, nothing else. She had been thought of as having an angelic sound early on, and I wanted to point that up, the blond hair helped. Nothing like black ink for drawing white shapes.
Again working with No Depression editor/art director Grant Alden was a pleasant challenge. Hs faith in any illustrator he hired spurred you on to some of your best work.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Dolly Parton
Labels:
airbrush,
black and white,
country music,
graphic,
Ilustration,
portrait,
poster,
singer,
stars
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1 comment:
I think this is incredible.
I dig your style Stanley. Keep it up!
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