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drawings from the saturady drawing sessions we used to have in our old studio...

A commissioned t-shirt design for Fresh & Foolish clothing.

'I can see clearly now the rain is gone...all of my.."etc:

Radio playing

Latex y acrílico sobre cartón.

Medidas de c/u 14 x 22 cm

drawing on paper

(available)

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This used to be our s e c r e t~

   

* If you don't like twincest, please don't look.

Art by Nightingale

Design by Narcoleepticaa

A small bright crater caught my eye near the terminator last night. At low power, it seemed to be raised above the moon’s surface and had a shape reminiscent of a Flying Saucer. I first photographed the area where the Flying Saucer was, so that I could later identify the structure. Once finished with the photograph, I increased the power and made a rough drawing of what now no longer appeared as a Flying Saucer, but as an odd-shaped crater caught at sunrise.

 

Later at home, the crater was identified as Lavoisier A. According to the literature, it is unique in being a square-shaped crater. The angle of the crater as seen through a telescope from Earth fails to show its true nature. Its square shape can only be realized by looking straight down at it from an orbiting spacecraft. The unusual shape of the crater is hypothesized to be due to pre-damaged rock at the site of the impact and that the shock waves resulting from the impact were misdirected through the deformed rock resulting in the odd-shaped crater.

 

To see additional astronomy drawings visit: www.orrastrodrawing.com

 

Hope you like my drawing!^^

A pal of Jen’s from Miami had this on his MySpace page. I was immediately Starkstruck.

 

Photo by Harlan Erskine

 

Life drawing classes over at New Hall college, ahh, relief from the books..

 

22/366 (01-22-2020) 366/2020-2020 Vision

22/366 (01-22-2020) 366: The 2020 Edition

85/120 - Paraphernalia - 120 Pictures in 2020

drawings done at chugnut 2012

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Photo by this amazing photographer.

 

I must confess. I didn't draw the whole photo, because the nose was a *ahum* disaster...

 

Anyway, I hope you like it Jessica.

the most in life I love to sleep. and I don't love to wake up. the most in life

(thanks google translator)

did this one quickly for the Church Of London's - "The Good Times" newspaper project - goodtimes.thechurchoflondon.com/

 

very silly I know

So here he is! Truly terrifying!

 

Lewis Carroll: Alice's Adventures Through the Looking Glass, Chapter I, Looking-Glass House

 

'Twas brillig......

~TITLE OF DRAWING~

CRXSS

APPROXIMATE SIZE: 8" x 10.5" Inches.

Media: Ink & Pencil On Altered Paper Book Page.

* This piece is Signed Dated For Authenticity.

Created in October 2013.

 

Drawing of "Suguri", a character from the comic book series "Inubaka: Crazy for Dogs". :)

BALTO - ORIGINAL STORYBOARD DRAWING MATTED

ANIMATION ART ~ 1995

The original storyboards are just about all the artwork that is available from the creation of this classic film.

This scene depicts Rosie and Jenna watching as Rosie’s hat falls into the path of the oncoming sled racers. Storyboard supervision by world-renowned animator Daan Jippes.

150 €

So, a friend wanted me to design something for him, so I did.

The two words I was given to work with... "A tree or a camera."

So I drew this.

A drawing of 17 numbered vegetables on display in Uprooted Cafe and Market.

to be seen till 16/09/10

«RECLAIM YOUR CITY»

Neurotitan Gallery, Berlin

 

made in Sedrun & Berlin 2010

Iris Bakker at work at the Kröller-Müller Museum

This is not really a tchotchke, it's a cartoon from a Lynda Barry book.

i'm making an ink drawing every day in October for the Inktober challenge. i post these drawings first on my Instagram story so feel free to follow me there !

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Public Domain Book: The nine lives of a cat : a tale of wonder

by Bennett, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1829-1867

 

Published 1860

Here is a great production drawing of Simba in red pencil This drawing is #109 in the sequence. There is an animation key in the upper right of the paper

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