#44: 169. Found Skull #4: Apartment Grayskull
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This building is actually right outside of the building where I teach here in Richmond, Virginia. I had noticed it a long time ago, but a friend of mine, who used to actually live in that building and gave it that nickname, reminded me of it during the project and I immediate though I needed to use it. Since just taking a picture of it seemed like too simple a task for my project I decided I would illustrate it as well, making some changes in the process to make it more my own. I drew the outline in pen and then scanned it into Illustrator where I added the shades of gray. For some reason I always think of the show Invader Zim when I look at the finished product.
P.S. This skull has been added to the Send-A-Skull application on Facebook!
1 comment:
I didn't list it in the earlier contest but this was also one of my favs
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