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Variation on No111 "Madonna"

This time no Photoshop, all handmade.

Blobby pen and no specs. Again.

Abstract of our dog, Sugar, in Sharpie.

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01.21.10

"Drei Linien, die keine Frau sind" Three lines that are not a woman

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"Christa, ratlos" Christa, clueless

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Day 67:

Zombies are fun to draw.

(Autodesk Sketchbook for iPhone)

Still life draw365 no 184

think ceilings in public places are hugely underrated. Drawing 011: ceiling at Tate Gallery, ballpoint on paper (Moleskine notebook).

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10.11.2010

I asked Harrison what the question was and he said "Can I have some chocolate?"....

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Liking to use ready-made materials I did this sketch on a part of the backside of a candy package box.

July 9th's sketch is a brown paper napkin triptych.

a cutaway to the building

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"Papiertüte" paperbag

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"Koffer" suitcase

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Portrait, graphite on paper, 13x14 cm. Drawing 25 at the end of a brilliant Sunday

Some days ago I found a book with a lot of great classic modern art in it. This is a direct inspiration of looking through this book, somehow an almost selfportrait.

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01.07.10

à Montréal

Unfinished scene from a café.

These both done only with brush and my kitchen mix of the leftovers from coffee and red wine plus some colour powder of the old and forgotten make-up box of a nameless female visitor.

Part of the imaginary portraits from my Anneé Olofson skechtbook.

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