"The ants were confined to their colony until springtime, when they emerged one by one in search for food to bring back to the queens." (click on the image to make it larger)You can order my book "Little black Ant on Park Street" (Soundprints Publishing, 2010) at Amazon.com. You can see more samples from inside the book by clicking here. Or visit my website.
Wow. This is lovely. Great colors, great concept, great composition. The only "beef" I have with it is how shallow the grass roots are--they should go way deeper. Great picture!
ReplyDeletelove the perspective - well done
ReplyDeleteHey Kate, I love the angle. Great perspective! Great take on the topic too! Think I'll check out the new book. Terrific stuff!
ReplyDeleteYou did a wonderous job with the illustrations for this book. I know how hard and long you worked on it and it shows. Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteVery nice illos in your book. :) Congrats on your second getting published.
ReplyDeleteAs a person who has tried many times to draw a bug and make it interesting, I am in awe of your illustrations for this book. This one's perspective is super cool. Well done, Kate :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats for the book!The illustration is wonderful and colours are so bright!Love them!
ReplyDeleteNice illustration! It's interesting to see a ground cut away of ants doing their thing. It definitely looks confining.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful illustration and great perspective, too!
ReplyDeleteYou rock Kate!!
ReplyDeleteNice article as for me. I'd like to read a bit more about this matter. Thank you for sharing this material.
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I love it! But I don’t know about confined! Ants get in everywhere no matter the season!!!
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