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Illustration Friday GREEN

Monday, April 09, 2007

Did you know that detailed houses like this green cape are a dying breed? Unless you've got the money to build one, it's all about function over form. Thanks Bauhaus and De Stijl!

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posted by Jim Howard, 10:15 AM

6 Comments:

Very Sweet, I wish I had the money for a house like that

commented by Blogger T-RONE,10:37 AM

 


Love the bold shading style!!

commented by Blogger Unknown,11:07 AM

 


Very cool. Like the color combo and the rendering.

commented by Blogger Black Cat Bone,11:32 AM

 


Very interesting how the text is involved with the house. Media is also pretty sweet with the paper on top of paper.

commented by Blogger goalpost95,3:03 AM

 


Nice graphic contrasting shapes here -- now if the text even further involved say, the trees, etc. and the darks were strictly type form, the function would be even more enhanced.

commented by Blogger fortwertz,7:55 PM

 


Its funny that it has a double meaning green cape but takes green to get it!

commented by Blogger les-paulripn,10:22 AM

 


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