I was blessed with 2 commissioned art projects at the same time. I could really go for this as a career. Here is the finished logo that I did today for a website .
I don't really like this particular pose out of the 3 that I worked up for my client...oooh, I like the sound of that. I've got a client. He chose my least favorite image. That got me thinking, maybe people want something generic since it is accessible and more familiar (in this case he wanted something similar to the energizer bunny). When I go to the grocery store I don't necessarily buy the most durable dental floss, or the most flavorful refried beans; I buy the ones I remember seeing in Mom's cupboard, or the item I tried at a friend's once. Maybe art is like that. Perhaps creating art that is well received is more about familiarity and comfort What do you think? Here are the other kangaroos.
I don't really like this particular pose out of the 3 that I worked up for my client...oooh, I like the sound of that. I've got a client. He chose my least favorite image. That got me thinking, maybe people want something generic since it is accessible and more familiar (in this case he wanted something similar to the energizer bunny). When I go to the grocery store I don't necessarily buy the most durable dental floss, or the most flavorful refried beans; I buy the ones I remember seeing in Mom's cupboard, or the item I tried at a friend's once. Maybe art is like that. Perhaps creating art that is well received is more about familiarity and comfort What do you think? Here are the other kangaroos.
1 comment:
Nice. I like the semi-goofiness of the kangaroo. Well done. Now you need to do some Asian art for my office.
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