Monster
Amazing things can come from the imagination of a child.
posted by Kelli Jensen at 11:20 PM
Friday, March 24, 2006
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- Name: Kelli Jensen
- Location: Salem, Oregon, United States
I am a graphic designer here in Salem. Just started a graphic design business with two other designers. We are called NPULSE CREATIVE. Our company develops layouts for ads, catalogs and packages, designs logos and stationery for corporate branding and uses a variety of unique and effective illustration techniques. Lovin it so far just trying to get our name out there. We do have a website so check it out thru my links!
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15 Comments:
Too cool!
Funny in that "ha-ha ok now where's the door to get out of here!" way. Nicely done.
Love your monster! Great job!
Wonderful job. Very funny and a great take on the theme.
love
funny and creepy at the same time, great!
He!! HE!! very coooool !!
Just precise! A funny way of showing the very often "monster-seing" - great!
Spooky monster. This hapend to me as a child. I woke up in the middle of the night and was scared out of my mind by the monster hanging from my door. In the morning I saw it was really just clothes, or possibly that is what the monsters want us to think?
Great monster illo.
How true that is! It reminds me of a book I used to read to my son when he was little - Bedtime for Frances. Frances didn't want to go to bed becasue saw all kinds of monsters in the dark, but they were only blankets and curtains and things like that. very clever, and done well:>
this is too cool!
Nice work once again- good color choices and I like the creative idea... Thank goodness for imagination, although it can be a scary thing when you are a kid with a big imagination... thats where all the scary monsters I draw come from... childhood experiences!
I dig your monster but I love your charcoal drawings, they rock!
So that's what happens when the lights go out? No wonder I can't sleep with my closet door open! No need for therapy this week. ;)
You have a wonderful sense of color. And your monster has a ton of character. Great illo.
Okay, kids, this is why we keep our clothes hung up properly... to keep our imaginations in check.
Cool and imaginative!
very nice interpretation!
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