Happy New Year! "I Hope"

"May our new year not receive a brutal beating like last year!"

-Think Positive

Happy New Years!

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Mary inspired my Happy New Year e-Card!
Medusa! Wondering why no one wants to kiss her at the strike of twelve!

Lurking in the Depths & Clones

Frantically Busy Clones

Delicious Serendipity & other oddities

Ammon In ?

I just sealed the envelope and I don't remember whose book this is in.

Let me start by saying this is finals week:

Medusa Mole Sketch

Here's me in the holiday spirit, LOL! Confused and ready to bite! Too bad I haven't been that young in 40-some years!!! LOL!

Medusa, by Mary Stebbins Taitt. First sketch in Steve's Molie.

Do you like pens?

I am giving some away ... http://biggaydragon.blogspot.com/

Moleskine Exchange

Merry Christmas all...

Here is a self-portrait of me awaiting the next moleskin!

Johnny Norman, just an FYI: I have been without a moleskin for the last 30 days. Unfortunately, I have nothing to draw in and nothing to send to you. Enjoy your time off.

Have a "Happy New Year."

Devils, Demons, The Dead and their friends all wish you a merry Christmas

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Steve throws down in Normsey's Mole

Andrea's drawing of the back of the building shone through the other side of the paper slightly, so I traced the lines and took it from there, having fun with what became a concert of robots making robot music. The next three spreads include collage from some drawings, plant prints and a pamphlet on how to open a Pomegranate. It was a real joy looking through this book, and seeing all the work in person blew me away. Hope you like these John!

The rest of my work in John's booky book.

Anyone know why this last one would absolutely not scan straight? It was like the scanner was trying to make the image less crooked. Wacky.

There are bigger versions on my Flickr if you want to enlarge.

Happy Friday!

Blue Screen Door In John's book

Various Cliches for an Alternate Holiday

Various Cliches for an Alternate Holiday, by Mary Stebbins Taitt. Done on Thanksgiving. Hope yours was happy (if you celebrate). This is in Ammon's Moleskine. This completes my sketches for Ammon's book and I will probably send it off to Jessie early next week. Technical pens (mostly my new one from Poland), Pigma pens, various colored pencils (Derwent Colorsoft, Prismacolor).

Mary's mole has reached English shores

It landed on my doormat Tuesday (thanks Mike) and here it is on my table, waiting for inspiration to tickle my creative nodes. Great to see all your work first hand, and it is very inspiring. I can't wait to get started, if only I was in more. Need some more so-called Arctic weather to keep us indoors.

Mirror Ball in Ammon's Mole

HAPPY THANKSGIVING to those of you who celebrate!

steve-o! final

a quick-o for steve's; that's eight! done while listening to somethin' else by cannonball adderley (twice).


waiter! (micron pens)

steve-o!

I have one more to finish and then I'll post it to Milo - tomorrow, definitely!
Doesn't look like the full monty this month but it is eight sides, weird that.




3 o'clock fleas (steve-o pencils & pen); blue note sketches (pen & watercolour); evolution no.1 (steve-o pencils & pen); emerging lotus (polychromos pencils)

Portholes in Ammon's Mole

Portholes, by Mary Stebbins Taitt--from what into what is unclear! In Ammon's book.

(I added a digital smudge painting of my last sketch of BB to that post).

The Bronze Hand

A last inexplicable item in Jessie's book. This is my first foray into watercolours. The bronze hand looks more orange, but the colour I used was 'gamboge'. I think there was too much water involved - one page cockled a little. Hope to try them out a bit more.

autobiography in John Norman's mole

So this is the mole I'm seriously late on... sorry everyone.

If you click on the photos, you'll be taken to the flickr page which has more descriptions. For me, drawing this was heavy, since I don't like to revisit my younger years in my head, but sometimes a good art-purgative is needed.