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Third page of a strip I drew for Motorhead's fan club 30 years ago. Denise and Kelly from Girlschool and Nik Turner of Hawkwind and Inner City Unit make a cameo, as does Chris Tarrant - who was a fully paid-up member of the MHBs at the time.
Extra Mural Cemetery in Brighton. Last stop on the Sketchcrawl. Blogged about on www.limegreencardi.blogspot.com and see www.facebook.com/groups/149791211712470/ for more info on future events.
first attempt at a line drawing. As you can see, I was having trouble with it. Done using a 2B pencil and a kneaded eraser.
Back in 1981 I was drawing comics for the Motorheadbangers fanzine, and Lemmy suggested I should do one based on Conan. This is what I produced.
I got a handwritten thank-you letter from Lemmy, Fast Eddie and Philthy for this one. You can't imagine just how blown away I was by that.
done with non dominant hand for JKPP www.flickr.com/groups/portraitparty/
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Chartan art is here www.flickr.com/photos/34189914@N03
Video Installation & 3d wall information by Sam Millen
Photo from our group show which was part of the Open Quarter 2014.
Tangles done in the "Zentangle A Day" Book, created by Carole Ohl, CZT. Colored with Derwent Inktense Pencils, Prismacolor Pencils, and fine line pens. Drawn with Micron .01 and .005 pens.
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A quick sketch from a snapshot I took some weeks ago. It turned out really beautiful I think, and I think I'll add some colour, too, even though I'm very afraid to ruin it... Well. There's nothing to gain if you don't risk anything, I guess.
Taken from an 1888 city directory of Meridian, this panoramic view shows downtown Meridian and the Union Depot. Best if viewed at largest setting.
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Photo from our group show which was part of the Open Quarter 2014.
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Photo from our group show which was part of the Open Quarter 2014.
A character from my story set in the Star Wars 'verse. He's gone through a bunch of changes, seeing as how this has been bouncing around in my skull for years now.
Originally inspired by a "Dark Elf" character from an anime whose title escapes me (RECORD OF LODOSS WAR!!! I REMEMBERED!!!), he was going to be an unnamed alien species. Then I read about some guys from the Marvel Star Wars comic, called the Nagai, who were basically evil elf manga people. So I changed his species to Nagai.
THEN the Star Wars: LEGACY comic came out, and it had a Nagai Sith Lord in it.
Kriff.
So back to the drawing board. I picked up the Guide to Alien Species at the bookstore, and started flipping through it. Found a specie called ELOMIN. Who were creepy looking, and fit the bill. Plus it said they are obsessed with order, which I thought could be a good trait to turn on its head and pervert in a villain. The fact that they look demonic is icing on the cake.
One of the ideas I wanted to explore with my story is how the Dark Side changes you. The Emperor was basically rotting from it. With Anapathor, I wanted him to be emaciated, like his evil is a parasitic tapeworm or something.
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Photo from our group show which was part of the Open Quarter 2014.
...wall art from the old studio. There was a stained glass shop going out of business in Pasadena. I grabbed a whole bunch of rolls of used paper from their dumpster. Turns out, the rolls I had planned to use for glue-catching/craft paper were all the the stained-glass layout sheets...complete with window-maker notations and traces from building the windows directly on the paper.
This was my favorite section of the series. The five panels are about 7' tall and 10'-11' wide. I love how Mary is bringing the guys some lunch. I wish I got that kind of treatment. Of course, I'm not the savior of the world or whatever.
I still have a bunch of other classic Biblical scenes on the rolls I found. My next favorite is a highly stylized depiction of the evil spirits being cast into a herd of swine who are jumping off a cliff. I'd like to see that window in real life.