Illustration Friday - ESCAPE
No time for something new, too much work, but I thought this addition to an old illustration might strike home.
posted by Julie Oakley at Thursday, September 22, 2005
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12 Comments:
i like it! :)
I would want to escape that maize of cubicals.
Nice idea and I like the colors
Perfect.
Thats very effective- i like the muted colour scheme
hi there
terrific take for i-fri's escape!
patty
SO fun. So apt. Love it!
Perfect! The muted, simple color palette really accentuates the monotony of the cubed work environment...it's good to see that one person has made her escape! I know I ponder my IF ideas all day on Friday while I'm supposed to be concentrating on work. Good one :>
Oh Yes - I'm sitting at my little cubicle looking at your illustration. IF really has become an escape for me. Nice work.
It's lovely to hear from you all. I'm burning the midnight oil with some major work projects, with very tight deadlines, but I was quite pleased that I could participate this week by spending 5 minutes tweaking this old picture. I haven't had a chance to look at all the entries yet (it's my treat that I'm only allowed to indulge in only after I've uploaded my own entry) but make sure you all look at toni kelly's entry - http://kellyinkstudio.blogspot.com/ - it's amazing!
That is a MAZE ing!!! (get it?) Actually, I used to work in a place like that. I would always be turning into someone else's cube by mistake.
You did a wonderfu job as always!!!
This is great, and something I might think of doing but never would, my job is just too important to me!
Here's a different perspective: I actually "miss" my cubicle, having lost mine in May. But, I sure do "get" the "escape" concept with this illustration. Anyway...your comments are very much appreciated!
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