The San Diego Reader
22 November, 2006
The Reader is a magazine put out every week throughout the county,with a main article and local events and advertisements in it.The article was about a father that moved in with his son that has schizophrenia. The art director didn't want me to focus on the disease itself but the strained relationship between the father and the son. I focused on the barrier of communication, the father wanting to talk but the son not able to. The color printed very orange. I tried to adjust it so the you guys could see what the original looked like but it was too difficult. I posted a rough drawing of the cover on my blog. (hi valerie, hope you like it!!)
posted by Brooke Olivares at
2:42 AM
12 Comments:
Congratulations Brooke! Looks really good!
Thanks Manuel
THis is amazing. I love the breakup of the space.
guys, go to sleep! hehe
looks great brooke, I really like the blockiness of the dad's folded hands. Very nice
Ohhhhhhhh Brooke O....This is my favorite by you. I love the lighting. You managed to capture the emotions of the father. He really looks like he wants to talk. I can almost cry looking at it feeling his pain. Great composition. We all want the best for our children (and our children's friends). Thanks for the "shout out".
Man Brooke youve really outdone yourself this time! I absolutly love this piece, its soo human, i guess I mean it has such a real emotion to it. Love it youre the greatest!!!
you are so fantabulous
That piece is great...color and the shapes going on are really good. Best stuff I have seen you do.
i love the lighting. the hands bother me, however, its still freakintastic!
awesome brookie brook! one of my favorites. i love the line that's dividing them apart.
awesome work! congrats brooke. I know you keep this group pretty exclusive but PLEASE is there anyway I could get in?
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