Drawing from my head.
It is strange to look at my last post and think how much has changed in a just few months. Back in January, I’d never even heard of the ‘coronavirus’ and wrote about enjoying casually drawing outside. Nowadays, we barely leave the apartment, and it looks as if we’ll all be homebodies for quite sometime to come. Any drawings I [READ MORE…]
I’m a much slower story-artist than I used to be, but random pauses at work sometimes give me chances to dabble on my pet personal project – an expansion of old Rocket Rabbit comics stories. For the past few years Rocket Rabbit has become primarily an art therapy project, as I continue to learn to draw with my left hand. [READ MORE…]
Get your paws in the air, you damned, double-crossing, dirty RAT!
Here’s one of the water-colour sketches done while sitting at my Comic Con booth:
I’ve been scanning old artwork, including some that posted on my site before but at a tiny size (back when the internet could only handle teeny tiny files). Here is a brushpen and gouache doodle from an old sketchbook:
“Aren’t you a little SHORT for a storm-trooper?” She just saw her planet blown up, and all her loved ones vaporised, but Princess Leia still has a smart arse remark for a lowly cloned stormtrooper. Oh, what a woman.
Here’s a pencil scribble overlaid with a wash of COFFEE (really) and Watercolour.
This colour pencil drawing is my submission to the HITOTSU art Auction being held this Saturday at the SUPERFROG GALLERY, as a fund-raiser for JAPAN. In trying to do a piece for a show that honours Japan, I started out by thinking of all my favourite Japanese cartoon characters, which is where my love of Japanese culture began (Cartoons is [READ MORE…]
Here’s a ballpoint pen doodle scanned from the pocket sketch-book I carry with me now. Most of the contents are nonsensical, scribbly, shaky drawings such as this one, done on the train during my commute. If I can get a seat, I don’t mind the journey; it allows me to read, draw or even write. Lately I have been using [READ MORE…]
I am trying to scan and post more IMAGES on here, as opposed to wordy ramblings and photos… Here is an exploration done on in Water-based oils. I am not well-versed enough with painting to know what the differences are between the media out there. I have a little experience with gouache and water-colour but lately I have been playing [READ MORE…]