
This spring I was one of 50 artists worldwide invited to contribute a piece for the Argentine art magazine GÖOO. The theme for the issue was "brujeŕia" (witchcraft), so I came up with this little cautionary tale. Basically, you should be careful how ya treat the ladies, 'cause one of these days you might cross the wrong one. Göoo #7 will be available at göoo's booth this weekend at the MAD 009 Design Festival, held at the Palacio de Congresos, Madrid.
before some last minute tweaks:



enough. The doll went through some various versions, too.

I'll do better planning for that double-page spread :P
Had to wait for publication B4 sharing)
WOW MAN!
ReplyDeletelove it
Lovely stuff!
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
ReplyDeleteNice work man. Although I really dig the school girl version because of her expression. The final piece is still very cool.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful illustration Chris, her curves are fantastic. Well worth the wait.
ReplyDeletethats awesome. Ive been waiting for this for so long!
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yowza
ReplyDeleteoooh dangerous... great work ! beautiful !
ReplyDeleteQue CHULA!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat Work Man!
ReplyDeleteYou are the best!!!
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Can you see my web site ...
Please!!!
for many advice...
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awesome!! i love the roughs too!
ReplyDeleteCongrat for the magazine print!! AWESOME illo!
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeletethese are wonderful, Chris, i love your work
ReplyDeleteLOVE YOUR BLOG, CHRIS!
ReplyDeleteGreat theme to draw a chick for... and a great piece too!
ReplyDeleteYeah, those double page spreads can be a biatch... theres almost no good place to split it.
Awesome!
ReplyDelete...and they call it Puppy Love...
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very very wrong!
awesome dude
ReplyDeleteyour work is amazing!! I´m your fan! hahaha
ReplyDeleteSexy Sexy girl!
ReplyDeleteI want more drawings Chris!! jajaja
ReplyDeleteCongrats! The illos is really cool...a shame that has been spreaded, but really nice!
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Hi Chris,
ReplyDeleteLove your blog dude, very inspirational. Amazing character work.
Was wondering what medium you use for the nice flat grey shading on your post-it note pieces?
Cheers.
Lee
Lee- Most often it's the "Wet Sponge" brush in Photoshop; Sometimes I also use the "Hard Brush" with the opacity dialed down to 40% or less.
ReplyDeleteAh ok, couldn't tell whether it was digi or not on some of em.
ReplyDeleteCool man, cheers :)
whoa this is such an awesome illustration! love your style!
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