Filed under: 2012.NOVEMBER, SCRAPS | Tags: art, California art, calligraphy, chinese art, contemporary art, ink, women
Killer bees attack (column 12, row 2).
Above and below are details from 255 Pedestrians (and Stroller), completed late last night. As in most of my recent works, I’m playing around with ways to make marks using Sakura Pigma Graphic and Sakura Pigma Micron pens. I’ve also been trying to push myself to draw more women. For some reason Freudian or otherwise, I tend to enmasculate females when I’m drawing. I figure it’s something to do with mirrors. Regardless, I don’t often hear complaints that there are too many women around.
Shrunken-head Pablo (column 11, row 11).
Stretch pants (column 5, row 14).
This is one of my favorites from this piece. No pedestrian really, just scribbly swirls.
Some of these lines cut into the paper, so up close this almost looks like bas relief (column 6, row 8).
I wanted suggestion to play a big part in this drawing. Does this woman have feet? (column 1, row 2)
Eventually I’ll get an image of the final piece up on my gallery of finished works, for now it’s on my Facebook page.
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