Illustration Friday: Transportation
Vulture Study
Watercolor
© Kerry Schofield
This vulture study is from an original watercolor and mixed-media drawing. Vultures use their wings as transportation and are excellent navigators of the wind. They are very patient creatures waiting for just the right moment to land on their prey and eat.
Vultures can see meat from far away and have a keen sense of smell. The Mayans regarded the vulture as a death eater. It's October, the month of Halloween, apropos for ghouls and vultures alike. Vultures like to regally sit together on roof tops and in trees, in many numbers, and peer down very quietly.
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love the style - great work
ReplyDeleteHey Kerry! Very seasonal A great study in vultures and transportation. NICE!
ReplyDeleteThese studies do seem appropriate for Halloween.
ReplyDelete(I also really like your doodle man below)
great lines, effortless, almost Quentin Blake-y..
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for the supportive comments. They mean a lot to me!
ReplyDeletethese are excellent sketches!
ReplyDeletethanks for your visit.
cool blog!