Illustration Friday: Remote

~ Tony Sarrecchia


This is for the Illustration Friday challenge of “remote”.

As always, your comments are appreciated.

Published by Tony Sarrecchia

Tony Sarrecchia (www.tsarrecchia.com) is a storyteller whose works include audio dramas, screenplays, short stories, novels, and novellas.

51 thoughts on “Illustration Friday: Remote”

  2. Actually, it works half the time. She just glares back and doesn't say a word, debating a verbal reprise or physical retribution. During that time she is mute.The other half of the time she just fakes a grin and keeps going.:-)

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  12. hahahahahahahaha..Really lol!!!! Hi im from Amsterdam,.My dad does that to my mum!!! :-)))I think despite that it is a bit mean,that it is so funny ..Childish yes,but so funny…;-)

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  13. Lol. What if you turn to your wife and input the numbers to the discovery channel? Would she be stuck in the jungle lol? That is a funny image! nice job and thanks for the comment.

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  22. What? I have fallen and I can't get up, darling would you pass the remote (I have all ready heard that one) LOLYes, I think my husband tried that mute thing on me, did not work. Nice stuff.

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  28. This was hilarious!!!! I kept thinking – I would have added a couple of lumps on my hubby's head too!!!!!!! You should do a series of these lessons. Love It!!!!

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  34. hilarious!!! he must be a newlywed, otherwise he would have known the consequences of something like that. cute idea! thanks for the comments on my blog! i love newcomers!!

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  38. Definitely a man experiencing the sense of isolation that goes with \”Remote.\” Good use of dark and light colours, and thought-out composition (I enjoyed the empty space in the scrolldown). Was this done as a vector illo and converted to pixels?

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  42. Thanks for the kind and encouraging words. I will indeed think about putting a series of these together though I wish I had not started with such a high number.I drew this cartoon completely in Flash MX using Wacom tablet and saved it as a jpg. I think for natural drawing in a vector tool, Flash cannot be beat.

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  43. Thanks for the kind and encouraging words. I will indeed think about putting a series of these together though I wish I had not started with such a high number.I drew this cartoon completely in Flash MX using Wacom tablet and saved it as a jpg. I think for natural drawing in a vector tool, Flash cannot be beat.

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  50. Ian,Adobe (the makers of Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Acrobat) bought Macromedia (Flash, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Freehand). The main reason given for the purchase by Adobe was so they could integrate the PDF format of Acrobat with the SWF format of Flash. Both products' players have an incredibly high penetration on computers (somewhere around 98%)but neither product played well with the other. Now you have the combination of the two major players in the graphic/web design field becoming one company. I don't see how limiting the competition through a merger can possibly be good for the consumer. Of course, no-one asked me.

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  51. Ian,Adobe (the makers of Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Acrobat) bought Macromedia (Flash, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Freehand). The main reason given for the purchase by Adobe was so they could integrate the PDF format of Acrobat with the SWF format of Flash. Both products' players have an incredibly high penetration on computers (somewhere around 98%)but neither product played well with the other. Now you have the combination of the two major players in the graphic/web design field becoming one company. I don't see how limiting the competition through a merger can possibly be good for the consumer. Of course, no-one asked me.

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