New Yorker - Walkabout
Walkabout
Hey guys,
I just finished this illustration for the New Yorker on an article about the 1971 film, Walkabout. Here is the description from IMDB:
Two young children are stranded in the Australian outback and are forced to cope on their own. They meet an Aborigine on "walkabout": a ritualistic banishment from his tribe.
This illustration depicts a specific scene where the Aborigine boy does a mating dance for the young girl. It should be in next week's issue. Click here to see the sketch thumbnails.
have a great week,
Frank
Hey guys,
I just finished this illustration for the New Yorker on an article about the 1971 film, Walkabout. Here is the description from IMDB:
Two young children are stranded in the Australian outback and are forced to cope on their own. They meet an Aborigine on "walkabout": a ritualistic banishment from his tribe.
This illustration depicts a specific scene where the Aborigine boy does a mating dance for the young girl. It should be in next week's issue. Click here to see the sketch thumbnails.
have a great week,
Frank
Labels: Aborigine, Austrailia, Film, Illustration, New Yorker, Walkabout
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