This was all done in Andrea Martinez's book, and I was prompted by the first two pages at the bottom, where Andrea drew some lines and shapes and suggested I try adding more, including some color. I thought this made for a great challenge, since I don't work much with color in the sketch workbooks, plus, I noticed it said "top" at the edge of one of the pages, suggesting the book be worked in in a completely different manner than I'm used to - one I don't recall trying before in any Moleskine. I thought it would be fun if all the pages worked as one, as well, and until I posted this here at the blog, I really had no idea how it would turn out. Overall, it was just one big, continuous doodlefest - working stream-of-conscious style while listening to music, including B12: "Electrosoma", The Flaming Lips: "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots", Cerulean: "No Sense in Waiting", The KLF: "Chill Out", and Space:"Space".
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Out of this world! I can relate this to the music you listen to, Steve. I'll have to get hold of some when it's my turn as I like to catch onto the theme.
Fascinating and beautiful - roots, synapses, transmitting, all sorts!
Thanks guys--it was a blast working on this!
WOW! Super. This is REALLY COOL! What a great idea, and how well it works as a piece together. Not a tryptych ((lol) but a . . . ah ah?
Anyway, it's cool, love the interconnectedness and yet different approaches. How fun!
I love those quilted mountains at the bottom! He he!
And the worms!
The worms crawl in and the worms crawl out . . .
and the eggies! :-D :-D
Fun to study!
Haha, thanks so much Mary. I swear i wasn't taking any illegal substances while working on this!
Flippin' Sweet work!
Oh Steve... this is freaking awesome. Yeah!!
Steve! I LOVE this! Not a very articulate statement, I know. Wow! I am so happy about this I could scream!
BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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