When Woodleg Wilson told it today, the shark was much bigger!
Mr. Wilson reminds me of Harry, a worldly cruiser, collecting all sorts of sea-related items, one of them ivories of a shark. For many many years he hosted a bizarre bazar in a huge basement in Hamburg. Visitors almost never bought anything, but they paid to hear his stories...
Aaaarrrrggghhhh shipmates the seas will be safe now Captain 'Wood leg' Wilson has caught the shark which as been terrorising our shores. Or will they.
16 comments:
This is great. I love the shark shadow in the background.
fantastic…it has it all…character…a story…and a great display of talent!
Really interesting piece, the ominous shadow is a great touch.
Detlef
http://www.detlefjumpertz.com
brilliant! love it!!!
I love it, god draw.
Great Ill Mark! I think he's a ok!
Arrrrrhahahahaaa, this is great! Him and his shadows have wonderful character!!
Excellent character design. I like the humour too. Glad I found your site.
http://choble.blogspot.com/
Great job. I love the shark shadow in the background getting ready to pounce.
Wow, what a great illo!
(and somehow it reminds me of Moby Dick :-))
oh, he's adorable! :D i mean, er, salty, and, ARRR!
ha ha ha! really nice!
When Woodleg Wilson told it today, the shark was much bigger!
Mr. Wilson reminds me of Harry, a worldly cruiser, collecting all sorts of sea-related items, one of them ivories of a shark. For many many years he hosted a bizarre bazar in a huge basement in Hamburg. Visitors almost never bought anything, but they paid to hear his stories...
Brilliance, as usual! This is so charming. I just love your ideas - there's always a little twist; it's one of things I love most about your work.
Nice. I love the character.
wynlen - www.wynlen.no
Absolutely great style! The shadow is a wonderful addition to the 'story'
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