Think Draw - Picture

Title: Organic
created on 22 Apr 09

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Comments on this picture (53):
1. Leslie69 wrote: Does he bite people who is swimming in the sea!! So cute!!! Love it and wanna give it a bite!!!
2. anotherronism wrote: He's inspired by the movie "Seven Pounds" which I recently watched. There is an Australian Box Jellyfish in that movie which fascinated me.
3. anotherronism wrote: I've always hated these things. The beack I go to in Maryland (USA) is infested about one third of the summer and I like to body surf.
4. Leslie69 wrote: I love the method you draw it!!! Neat and beautiful!!!!!
5. anotherronism wrote: Out local jellyfish are ugly in the brackish waters around here but I've been youtubing and google-video-watching a LOT of jellyfish today and I'm in LOVE with them...
6. Dragon wrote: This is beautiful. You really captured the ethereal quality they have.
7. Baldur wrote: A beautiful depiction. In nearby Mystic, Ct the aquarium has a beautiful jellyfish exhibit right inside the main entance to their building.
8. Baldur wrote: It's a large cylindrical glass chamber that you can completely circle, with a couple dozen jellyfish drifting around inside. It's illuminated by what appears to be black light.
9. Baldur wrote: It really looks like a moving hologram. Stunning
10. lilalee wrote: Beautiful drawing! They both scary and beautiful at the same time! And its nice to see something besides flowers and movies!!
11. DMarcella wrote: This is so great and beautiful, why you didn't get a lot of votes on this one I don't know!
12. lilalee wrote: Hmmm, came back to vote. Forgot...
13. DMarcella wrote: When I posted there was only 2 votes. We are learning so much with the play back that we are seeing even more great drawings then before.
14. MILAVILAx3 wrote: i love all your work....it is really remarkable!
15. Robindcr8l wrote: This is SOOOOOO good!!!
16. marg wrote: This is beautiful, Ron (and the flower petals work really well as light refractions !)
17. nancylee wrote: This is so beautiful! I fell in love with jellies at an aquarium about 8 years ago.
18. kmkagle wrote: This is a beautiful picture. You've got such patience to have done this.
19. Qsilv wrote: Jellies are mesmerizing --and so it this. Gorgeous displays at the London Aquarium and Monterey in Calif.
20. moodyqueen wrote: Awesome!Luv jellies,but from a distance!
21. matthew wrote: I nearly lost my life to a large Jelly fish 25 years ago... I have not a fan... Although the are often beautiful
22. ssahay91 wrote: simply awesome
23. Qsilv wrote: by the way... am I the only one who sees in this an Egyptian 'Eye of Horus'?
24. polenta wrote: really great how you could give the idea of the jellyfish with so few strokes. GREAT!!!!!!
25. mekeys wrote: This is a great picture.ditto all the comments.i tried to vote again,but TD didn't allow.. so a five is all i can give it..
26. kaylynn wrote: This is beautiful.
27. anotherronism wrote: QSilv... Eye of Horus. Funny. Not intentional but I know what you mean. The blue light I allowed to pass through the darker does have an accidental shape of two eyes. If I stare at this a minute I can actually see a head, face and dreadlocks of a man. A c
28. anotherronism wrote: A colorful island-dwelling man :-)
29. sheftali52 wrote: You really nailed this! love it
30. NINA wrote: Outstanding!
31. Login wrote: Having been bitten by one, I'm with moodyqueen and matthew ... keep well clear. However, I can enjoy your drawing and playback.
32. Luna wrote: Somehow neglected to vote on this. Lovely..ethereal.
33. Luna wrote: Interesting how this shot up from 26 (my vote) to 32 with no comments......
34. anotherronism wrote: Luna: I cheated. But not for the apparent effect. I was just trying to move stuff around on my own page. See my forum entry "How I Cheat on TD" for more info... I never even though about this affecting Top 5 outcomes. Really!
35. anotherronism wrote: I'm asking Rachel to not consider this piece for this month.
36. Luna wrote: Ron, it's a great piece. It does deserve top 5. There are not as many really good new pieces in flowers this month. Everyone does animals.
37. marg wrote: hey, Ron.. told you this was good enough - even with an 'honest' vote count !
38. matthew wrote: congrats on top 5...
39. Qsilv wrote: yes, I totally agree with marg and Luna --this is one of your unique approaches, beautiful, emotionally captivating, perfectly deserving.
40. Login wrote: Congratulations, Ron.
41. raydog wrote: Amazing what you do.
42. DMarcella wrote: Congrats, I knew this was a winner when I first saw it.
43. kyung wrote: Congratulations! this is so so gorgeous!!
44. Luna wrote: Congratulations!
45. JackJack wrote: sqishy !! :O luv it<3
46. mostblessedone wrote: I thought I had been patroling the gallery well, but I sure missed this. Well deserving of Top 5 status. Congratulations. Jelly fish are so amazing to watch. They don't look like they should be real.
47. pollyesther wrote: Gratz on top 5! this is very beautiful Ron!=)
48. maddyjean08 wrote: does he sting when he's in the sea? I love it! so cute! I wanna eat him!!
49. doodler wrote: This is beautiful.Monterey Aquarium has a jelly exhibit.Every time I see it ,it is hypnotizing as the jellies flow with the current. you even captured the irridescence
50. Libby97 wrote: I love this one. You should have this as an ad for an aquarium.
51. egrace wrote: It definently looks like a jellyfish, but if you looked closer, you would see a face, like a spiritual face or something, I think the drawing is really cool, why did you call it organic, and why did you decide to draw this one? I just peeked at it again a
52. choko00 wrote: Choko00 wrote: Beautiful
53. KJLavigne wrote: Jellyfish. Like the one I saw on the beach near Pensacola, FL. Beautifully done!