Love this Jack. This is a great illustration for the prompt. I'm with Justin, I really love the shadow, you aced it and the sparkle on the sword is a very nice touch also.
Hope that sword has been sharpened recently... it's gonna take little David a while to saw through that neck! Cool illustration style... great stuff as always!
Another great illustration filled with meaning and it fits into your bible blog series as well. I love this color scheme. The blues and ochres and browns work so well. And I think that little guy is going to win the day with his bravery.
Hooray for David! He was one of the bravest people in history. Great idea for the theme Jack and so well done as usual. I too love your touches of the shadow and the glint on the sword.
Your comment on my blog made me chuckle. Oh yes! David definitely was brave but you made Goliath look so cute and lovable. Hehehe! Wonderful illustration.
Gee you did a beautiful job on that giant's schnozz!Loving the eyes, the toes and the faded backgrounds are sublime. the faded buildings in the background give nice depth. It is so dimensional and terrific Jack! I love your colours of course and I really love the way you tie in your beliefs too ;)
LOVE your rendition of David and Goliath...your character work is wonderfully witty and whimsical! Thanks for making the button code(!)...for some reason though, it won't let me copy the code...I can't highlight it at all. Just wanted you to know... I'm sure I can just type it in by looking at it and make it work that way. I'm looking forward to sharing Mr. Biblehead with everyone! You're doing a wonderful job with the stories...truly wonderful...
I love it! David is for certain one of the bravest examples I know for giving me courage!! David is also one of my very favorite to read about in the Bible. I love the Psalms and his realness with his ups and downs and also his courage.
I always think of David and Goliath when I hear the word brave.
Goliath does look menacing. Great job, Jack.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great example of being brave!
ReplyDeleteOooh good one! I love it! Yes, Goliath looks very menacing. Well done!
ReplyDeleteyeah. Good call. Love the giant shadow!
ReplyDelete..awesome..i love it..
ReplyDeleteI agree with you on that one! Awesome work :D
ReplyDelete"I always think of David and Goliath when I hear the word brave."
ReplyDeleteHeh, and so do I!
We have tall poppy syndrome here in OZ, we cut people down to size, as did David
Great sparkle on the sword, adds menace!
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Wonderful! Love the richness of the browns! Can you imagine-- one little stone? Amazing! Fabulous work, Jack!
ReplyDeleteThat giant looks too adorable to be scared of!
ReplyDeleteLove this Jack. This is a great illustration for the prompt. I'm with Justin, I really love the shadow, you aced it and the sparkle on the sword is a very nice touch also.
ReplyDeleteHope that sword has been sharpened recently... it's gonna take little David a while to saw through that neck! Cool illustration style... great stuff as always!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Great work!
ReplyDeleteAnother great illustration filled with meaning and it fits into your bible blog series as well. I love this color scheme. The blues and ochres and browns work so well. And I think that little guy is going to win the day with his bravery.
ReplyDeleteHooray for David! He was one of the bravest people in history. Great idea for the theme Jack and so well done as usual. I too love your touches of the shadow and the glint on the sword.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week!
Great job!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant...love it!
ReplyDeleteYour comment on my blog made me chuckle. Oh yes! David definitely was brave but you made Goliath look so cute and lovable. Hehehe! Wonderful illustration.
ReplyDeletefantastico piece, I love Goliath's sandals and what a perfect story to illustrate for this weeks theme.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for the prompt. I love you characters too! Thanks for visiting my post.
ReplyDeleteGee you did a beautiful job on that giant's schnozz!Loving the eyes, the toes and the faded backgrounds are sublime. the faded buildings in the background give nice depth. It is so dimensional and terrific Jack!
ReplyDeleteI love your colours of course and I really love the way you tie in your beliefs too ;)
Good choise!Love the characters!
ReplyDeleteHe looks pretty menacing.... but I also see a winner there! Great one Jack! You always have the best ideas!
ReplyDeleteInspiration with humor, fine job!
ReplyDeleteThat's one of my favorites. And boy is he BIG. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful!!!! You are very gifted!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for visiting my blog today! How great that we have a couple of things in common!! :)
LOVE your rendition of David and Goliath...your character work is wonderfully witty and whimsical! Thanks for making the button code(!)...for some reason though, it won't let me copy the code...I can't highlight it at all. Just wanted you to know... I'm sure I can just type it in by looking at it and make it work that way. I'm looking forward to sharing Mr. Biblehead with everyone! You're doing a wonderful job with the stories...truly wonderful...
ReplyDeleteTake care, and keep up the good work!
Blesings,
Becky
Definitely great characters for the topic! Nice job on the composition as well.
ReplyDeleteAww little David is so cute!
ReplyDeleteWonderful the expressions are terrific.
ReplyDeleteThey both are great, and your illo's always give me a big smile on my face.
ReplyDeleteLovely work Jack, I have always been fascinated by this story..
ReplyDeleteWow! He is definitely very brave Jack! Brill :)
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Nice take...I like David's slingshot...Go little fella, Go!
ReplyDeletelike your drawings so Divet and so cheerful tones.
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Oh, most definitely. I can hear David saying, "Hey, what's that over there? Look!"
ReplyDeleteFantastic as ever, Jack!
I love it! David is for certain one of the bravest examples I know for giving me courage!! David is also one of my very favorite to read about in the Bible. I love the Psalms and his realness with his ups and downs and also his courage.
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