One Year's Work

Thanks for looking. Best to see at 720 dpi. Mike come back soon!
Regards Andrew Finnie

5000 Posts! Congratulations Monday Artday!

Wow! That's just amazing. Well done! (well this is 5002).
Here's to the next 5000!

Cheers

Wicked

The Old Witch out of Hansell and Gretel. Why do we always think ugly is 'wicked'. Artist: Andrew Finnie: Please clicken for big. Thanks to Tony and wishing Mike well.

Favourite Food: Wooden Mice

Artist Andrew Finnie, Please Click for a Bigger Nose. The rest of the series on my blog if you would like to look. Thanks for looking :) Nice to see you back Mike!

Friendship

Hello, two friends - or is it three? Artist: Andrew Finnie. (Please click for big)

Ancient Civilisation: The Fossilized Dog

Hello there. I see some wonderful work popping up here, really professional images. This is my take on Ancient Civilisation. I guess it's a story about two strange men who discover a fossilized dog in the ruins of their local Roman Cemetry...... You can find me here if you like and please feel free to click for big. Artist: Andrew Finnie.

Tim, the Monkey and Medici, the Organ Grinder.

'"Hey... hey! Not the frog, don't let the monkey kiss the frog!" yelled Medici.

Artist: Andrew Finnie.  

Not: Cast A Way

Here's to Mike's speedy recovery! Cheers Mike.

Artist: Andrew Finnie. You can find me here.  Thankyou for looking. :) Clicking the image makes it way big.

Circus Dog Training Camp, March 2009

Fido, Boris and Ferdinand, Circus Dogs In Training. Artist: Andrew Finnie.

Circus: The Magic Circus

 

A silly title really as all circus are magical. These are a few of the characters from my unpublished illustrated novel. Please click fo big :) Artist: Andrew Finnie. You're invited to visit my blog at http://andrewfinnie.blogspot.com/  Thanks for looking and thanks to Mike for running the show!

Snow Games (From the Comfort Of Your Lounge)

"Mike has a wonderful night in." Artist: Andrew Finnie: http://andrewfinnie.blogspot.com/

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Caricatures of Kings: King Richard I and John Lackland

John (on the right) has his brother's face, distorted by greed and treachery. Both men, history tells us, were caricatures of kings. Richard "spoke very little English and spent very little time in England (he lived in his Duchy of Aquitaine, in the southwest of France), preferring to use his kingdom as a source of revenue to support his armies"

Train

Talking about trains.... Artist: Andrew Finnie. Thanks for looking!

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Rub-a-Dub-Dub, Three Men in A Tub: Insanity

Second version of insanity. Ho!. Lot's of great work for this one I see. Artist: Andrew Finnie Please click for big.

Insanity

Hamlet: the epitomy of arguable Insanity.

Ghost: I am thy father's spirit,

Doom'd for a certain term to ... walk the night,

And for the day confined to fast in fires,

Till the foul crimes done in my days of nature

Are burnt and purged away. ......

Hamlet 1.5.5

Artist: Andrew Finnie:  http://andrewfinnie.blogspot.com/

Out into the Night

For the "No Challenge" week. From: "An Unpublished Manuscript". Artist: Andrew Finnie. Feel free to visit my site:  http://andrewfinnie.blogspot.com/ Please click for big. Cheers and thanks for looking!

Invisible

Well this is my take on "invisible". The woman is so incensed at the missing jar of lollies she doesn't see the little girl on the floor. (Please click for Big)  Thanks for looking! Artist: Andrew Finnie. Home page: http://andrewfinnie.blogspot.com/

And The Winner Is... Andrew Finnie!

The winner for the "Mystic" challenge is:

Andrew Finnie!

Congratulations to Andrew Finnie. I chose Andrew's "Mystic (Tattooed Lady)" as the winner for the Mystic challenge. Andrew's beautiful 3D renderings have graced this blog for a while now and he was due for a win. His illustrations show incredible detail, color, lighting and mood. His creativity is his greatest gift, able to tell a whole story with a single image. Andrew's Mystic really captured the theme. Hats off to all the other crystal ball illustrators too! :)

I've written this before but I want to repeat it: The quality of art and the wonderful artists here at Monday Artday constantly amaze me. You are all terrific and inspiring and the reason why this blog is so popular. It's always the hardest thing I do all week to pick a winner. Keep 'em coming, artists!

Mystic

"A visit to the tattoo lady" (From: an unpublished manuscript)..... please click for big. Artist: Andrew Finnie

Monday Artday: Frog

"At bath times, Byron lurked just outside the bathroom, croaking until poor Tim, driven half crazy with the frog's plaintive pleas, would appear dripping at the door...."  Illustrator Andrew Finnie: Please click for big.