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Personally I am not a total fan of this quite “dense” drawing style, I am really drawn to this image.
It is the shape, the nature, the whole look, feel and balance of the image that draws me in, and the fascinating appeal of the central woman, and how she is positioned and presented.
What is hidden is as important as what is shown, and the way things are hinted at…
Greetings from Texas,
If you think this is nice you should see the rest of the story. I wish Brian would get around to writing the second part.
There is a story here? I have admired a selection of drawings being posted to RE, but I was not aware that any of the recent postings formed part of a story.
Do you have a link on hand?
Hi,
That’s a page from Brian’s OPAL graphic novel, available online as a PDF (which I happen to know prints out and looks lovely too 🙂
You can find it at:
http://www.briantarsis.com/Opal_Page.html
Cheers, Hywel.
Interesting 🙂 This is definitely worth looking into, thank you for the link 🙂
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