art directed by Josef Reyes.
Thursday, February 03, 2011
Memories of the Gore Administration
T : lead art for a New York Magazine story chronicling a fictional decade where the 2000 election had gone the other way, and Al Gore became president. America: This is your parallel life. In the first chapter, written by Kurt Andersen, Gore moves in, and United Flight 93 strikes the White House. Al Qaeda doesn’t care who’s president.
art directed by Josef Reyes.
art directed by Josef Reyes.
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What a cool project! Great work as usual. The composition is great and the colors capture a nice "parallel universe" feel. Love the socks.
ReplyDeleteBut we don't go to Iraq, do we?
ReplyDeleteThe action in this piece is so dynamic! Amazing.
ReplyDeleteCool piece.
ReplyDeleteBut why would he be wearing his left shoe on his right foot?
ReplyDeleteFun assignment!
ReplyDeleteHoly Sh*t!!!
ReplyDeletewow
ReplyDeleteGreat images!
ReplyDeleteSidenote: I agree - we would most definitely have not gone into Iraq; we would have finished the job hunting down bin Laden; and the financial crisis would have been MUCH smaller without all the money wasted fighting an invasion (Iraq) and a war (Afghanistan), and the collateral bilking of the US Treasury by Cheney's military contractor buddies.
@Ken 42: Dream on, bleeding-heart...
ReplyDeleteFantastic drawing, Tomer.
ReplyDeleteKen, I think you're right.
Amazing work!
ReplyDeleteGreat Drawing Tomer!
ReplyDeleteVery nice colours. And true, I guess they don't care, so long as he or she is an American
ReplyDeletecool stuff! very patriotic colors, i like it!
ReplyDeleteawesome! Thanks for showing the progress!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome dynamic angles! Nice process.
ReplyDeleteCome a long way since age 14, Tomer. Wonderful piece as are the rest.
ReplyDeleteMichael, wow! thanks for stopping by here... it's an honor and a pleasure. you are as kind as you were 20 plus years ago.
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