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A series, continued.

Three more drawings in the series begun in the last posting.

top: “Monument spire grasping for the heavens but fingering instead the periphery of earthly despair.”
middle: "…and yet the blight spreads to another continent."
bottom: "Redaction diaspora"

All three of these are 11" x 14" and were drawn with micron pens and two of them with Sharpies also.
More to come soon!

A (new) drawing.

I did this drawing today with an assortment of five colored Micron pens and a fresh sheet of white 11 inch by 14 inch paper, first while watching an episode of the television program Peep Show, and after that while listening to this week's NPR podcast of Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me.
When I was done, I couldn't think of a good title, so I thought of a terrible title, "Clusters of monument clouds twirling & intertwining all through the night."
Then I scanned it (in two parts, digitally reassembling them afterwards), and uploaded it to the internet. And here it is!

Some daily drawings I've been doing lately.

Small works show fall 2008.

It's that time of year again. The biannual (more or less) Montserrat Small Works Show. All pieces 6x6, all pieces ten dollars, all pieces pen on paper. December 11 at the Bear Gallery, I don't remember the address and I have no idea what time the sale is. I should probably look into these details, huh. I'm not sure why the green is so blurry either, they look fine everywhere else but in Blogspot. Weird.

Return to activity.

Oh blog! It's been too long. Post-graduation funks & what-all. So it goes, but I'm back now at least.
Started doing a daily drawing project for a site started by some friends, 'take three daily.' Five people making drawings every day, posting them less often than that though. A book and/or show in conclusion. Visit often!
Here's a couple of my first drawings. More to follow.

[ top: starship malfunction (essay portion)
middle: free-flow median curve adjustment
bottom: the steeplejack's geosynchronous nightmare ]

Two old drawings.

Turned my camera on for the first time in months today (I finally found the batteries for it). There were a few pictures on the card that I had never uploaded, of a few drawings that I no longer have.

top: The slow heat death of the universe (phase one).
bottom: Grasp firmly the hand of god.

The top image is a detail of a drawing that is now in the possession of Mr E. Scott, I unfortunately have no pictures of the entire drawing (it was way too big to take a decent picture of with my shitty old camera). The bottom was made for the 3rd Small Works Show, last spring. It was the second of a small series I was making for a while (and may return to someday soon) of weird schematic layouts and nonsense Russian text. I don't remember who bought this one. I wish I did.