RQ Trietsch 01 Jan 2005

I'm anticipating the next step/phase. I just also happen to be working with elephant figures on one of my wood pieces. Curious to see you interpretation.

RQ

Steph Salt 02 Jan 2005

I like it, it is very different, but the fact that the eliphants trunks are thin just like worms is very distracting?

N. Michael Bryant 02 Jan 2005

RQ, That's great. Hope you post it up when you're fininshed.

Steph, yeah I noticed the same thing. I'll fix it though. Thanks for checking it out.

Hinsel Scott 02 Jan 2005

i like the flow but am having a hard time making out the shapes of the elephants themselves as well as how its being placed on the body. love to see this a bit more developed so i can see more of whats going on.

Cristal Moser 02 Jan 2005

The long thin looking legs are great!! I like how the taper in the center and then spread out at the base/foot: it's a great visual flow! Someone already mentioned the trunk being a bit thin at the end there so won't bother with that. You really nailed the delicate feel of the ear of the bif elephant: it's flow is simply beautiful and really well done. :) Looking forward to seeing more of this finished!

N. Michael Bryant 03 Jan 2005

thanks crystal. Glad you like it so far. Hope to have it done soon.

jim boehmer 05 Jan 2005

good one norm. what is the origin of the funhouse mirror effect on alot of your drawings? jim

N. Michael Bryant 06 Jan 2005

MOst of the imagery I use seems out of proportion. Mainly because that's how I see things in life. When I see a tree, I imagine it alot larger than it is. I want to break the rules in how we are trained to see things. Whatever floats your boat. True? take care

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