I love this kind of design, you see it on products, and in instruction manuals. It's so minimal yet clearly displays the thought/image.

oooo..havent had a comment as in depth as this before..its sort of...serious :S ...im not sure how to reply...a simple "thankyou, i spent alot of time on it" just doesnt suffice...i feel i should try & engauge you in conversation...yes, its a really nice way of drawing things. Alot of the time i leave things at JUST the lineart..simply because i cant colour AT ALL...but no, i really like lineart..especially when its done well. Like, i spent..however many hours on that over like 2 months or summet..& its turned out really well i think..out of almost all ive done (or at least GOT on here) its the deviation that i feel..if i wanted to put together a portfolio for a job..would be the first choice to include.

yeah, bet you we're ready to commit to this when u left your comment

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Flamegrilledsam: says : "if i we're vain, i'd have a [link] to my DeviantArt page in my signature."

I think it should definitely be something you are proud of, it is obvious that hard work went into it.
I don't know why I am personally so attracted to line art is so attractive. I see like a simple three step opening instruction on a cardboard box and I love the asthetics of it. Line art gets most interesting when you begin doing abstract stuff. Of which I haven't, as I find abstract hard. lol
Do some more, I'm sure to comment on it.

lol, well, i was going to do a collection of them (because i did this for a college project, but it took so long that i didnt really have enough time to do any more AND finish the project) but no, i think if i can get some interesting photographs, perhaps over Xmas, ill do some more.

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Flamegrilledsam: says : "if i we're vain, i'd have a [link] to my DeviantArt page in my signature."