Unicorn

"Unicorn". April, 2015. Pencil, crayons, and a ball point pen.

Tower

Woods. 12-20-14.

Kew Gardens Sidewalk Art

Some more chalk drawings I did for the Kew Gardens community art fair. Got a free box of pastels and an invitation to decorate the sidewalks in front of some businesses (along with about a dozen others). None of the drawings were planned in advance, just what came to me at the moment. Enjoy!

Windstorm (color)

Windstorm (black and white)

Waterfall (Color)

Postcard(s) Available

Merry Christmas!

The Great Elf Revolution of 2013
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Waterfall

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Sunrise

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Cthulhu

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Woods

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Pastel Sidewalk Art

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Pastel sidewalk art at the Kew Gardens Community Arts Day - thanks to John Chadwell for the coordination and the opportunity to participate.

"Mother's Day"
[2012 present to my dear wife - and wonderful mother to our two children]

"Creation" (Color)

"Creation"[click for close-up]
Original Black and White

"Racing"

"Racing" -- for Illustration Friday.
Original pen + coloring/background by Photoshop.

"Four Eyes"

"Awesomer vs. DJ Data Corruption"

"Awesomer vs DJ Data Corruption"
A commission for an album cover, this was the final of 4 drafts.
Pen & ink. May 2010
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"Immovable"

"Immovable" ~ for Illustration Friday

"Trinity" (Color)

"Trinity"
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Original Black and White

"Trinity" (Black and White Original)

"Trinity"
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"Creation"

"Creation"
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"Wilderness"

"Wilderness"[click for close-up]

"Mountain Storm"

"Mountain Storm"

"Moonlight / Waterfall"

Circa. 1997

"Moonlight / Waterfall"

Circa. 1997

"Atmosphere"

"Atmosphere" ~ for Illustration Friday

"Star gazing"

"Stargazing" ~ for Illustration Friday

Grateful Undead

A tribute to Jerry Garcia and George Romero, two American icons!

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or order a print from Imagekind.com!

"Fearless"

"Fearless" ~ for Illustration Friday

Someplace I'd like to go ...

Initially handdrawn in black and white using a standard ink pen on 9"x12" posterboard.

(Inspired by many a trip camping in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina.)

"Tree" (Black & White)

"Tree"
Original black & white.
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"Tree"

"Tree" (1999)
Initially handdrawn in black and white using a standard ink pen on 9"x12" posterboard.
Photocopied in b&w and colored with Crayola magic markers, crayons, colored pencils,
a dab of watercolor.
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See it in original black and white

(available as a 4x6 postcard print)

"Expired"

"Expired" ~ for Illustration Friday

Easter II

Easter - II - Commissioned by Bishop Seraphim Sigrist:
Illustration for The Rainbow Sermon
(Light and Life Publishing, 2001)

Easter I

Easter - I - Commissioned by Bishop Seraphim Sigrist:
Illustration for The Rainbow Sermon
(Light and Life Publishing, 2001)

"Subterranean"

"Subterranean" ~ for Illustration Friday

Sunshine

Drawn with a fine point pen, scanned and colorized in Photoshop.

Doodling

From Wikipedia:

A doodle is a type of sketch, an unfocused drawing made while a person's attention is otherwise occupied. Doodles are simple drawings that can have concrete representational meaning or may just be abstract shapes.

Stereotypical examples of doodling are found in school notebooks, often in the margins, drawn by students daydreaming or losing interest during class. Other common examples of doodling are produced during long telephone conversations if a pen and paper are available. ...

I've been drawing for as long as I can remember. When I was little I took great inspiration from the Sunday comics and comic books. As is typical of many teenagers, this progressed into doodling during class.

Apart from your standard core classes in college, I've never benefited from extensive formal education in drawing or art -- at this point, such is financially infeasible. At any rate, I'm still doodling. Even now, I tend to prefer drawing in a standard college-lined notebook with a simple pen.

Anyways, this is yet another "art blog", to which I'll be posting my doodlings and drawings from time to time. I hope you enjoy.

Sheep Fiends - Live From The Void

 

Covert art for the Double Cassette by The Sheep Fiends (8/18/95)

Title coined by Scotto Moore