I saw a couple of random episodes when the show first hit TV, but you see, I don't watch TV as a rule. Even though I thoroughly enjoyed watching the episodes I did see, and telling myself that it would be a good show to keep up with, I never did. I don't pencil in my mental diary times that I need to be sitting in front of the TV so I can catch the next instalment of something. Usually I'm writing, or drawing - or maybe watching a film (I do love films) but I can't make myself sit down at the same time every week to watch a whole series of something. Maybe I'm missing out on a lot, but it's how I roll.
Then along came a little thing called Netflix, and BOY am I getting my money's worth, especially when it comes to series like Heroes. Anyway, for those who remember, there is an artist in the first series who could paint the future. I was taken by those paintings. I loved them. And it turns out that they were all created by the artist, Tim Sale. He's a comic book artist and I love some of his work.
Here's a quick reminder of some of those paintings from the first and second series:
Even though I loved these paintings, there was one in particular that captured my heart, a sketch, and one that I thought deserved to be Pic of the Week. I just love this piece.
'Why does it always rain on me.'
ReplyDeletei feel the same way about watching tv shows versus watching films. love the art!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys, and Martin - very witty :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent art. I haven't even started Heroes, so you're one step ahead of me. :)
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