MEsita

MEsita, originally uploaded by Gabriel Carrique.

Rock n roll....
No idea how this translates into English...perhaps 'here's some drawings I did on a large empty roll that used to contain wire', that would be the rational thing to note.

But hey, the worlds a crazy messed up place...

Muchos respect goes to Gabriel Carrique for this piece...top work fella

blackbook

My little black book follows me everywhere, thankfully it's obedient and no longer urinates on the floor.

I've got loads of them now, although I never seem to finish a complete book before starting a new one.
My habits have changed down the years, I no longer seem to sketch in them as such, if I haven't got a fairly solid idea for a piece I don't even begin. I used to draw any old shit, but I want each page to look 'mint' these days.

Might have to aquire another one for rougher sketches perhaps?

brainfeck

I owe this here picture a great deal...

As so often is the case, my best pieces materialise from my lowest points. This was inspired by work, a bad day at the office.
I don't work in an office, nasty place full of ties and paper clips, but it's what you're meant to say...saw it in a film once.

Drawn in biro, it became the first of many ball point pen drawings I have conjured up.

Cheers brainfeck.

grem

grem, originally uploaded by tameblue.

This little fellow is called Grem, which is short for ogre...he took me a few days to complete.

All pen and ink, using dots...pointilism for you officiandos....and despite the length of time it takes me, I rather enjoy the process of removing large areas of white and filling it with dots.

A new beginning...perhaps

Welcome...or something.

I'm starting again, for now, until I stop again and become disillusioned by the whole of creation and read comics instead.

I've decided to use this blog to start publicising the work I do...no not that work, proper work, drawing and stuff.

It's mostly graffiti based stuff, with a few mythical beasties, gremlins and aquatic animals thrown in for good measure.

I'll start by chucking in a few newish pieces and backdate my work as I go along....see how that works.

This was inspired by the zenobites...