Happy Halloween! The last time I drew a piece of candy, it got a pretty good response, so I thought I’d do another. I don’t think this one came out as good as the last, but it’s still good. It also might be because I just like peanut butter candy better than suckers.
I know this isn’t a complete new piece, but I do like the idea of drawing over printing. It’s a lot like the ink printing I did over the hand printing pieces I did earlier.
I know this sketch is late, and I know it sucks, but it illustrates what I want to do right now. Tomorrow you get something good again.
I think the image I was basing this off of was Darwin, but the image went to far off of the original, that I don’t feel comfortable calling it after him. I am enjoying drawing from old photos though.
I apologize, I was out most of the evening, and tired all night. I got the idea for this one from noticing the very pear shape of our sitting cat Elling
Well, today is my birthday, so I’m going to kinda cheat today, and say that my art for the day is the pumpkins I designed and carved. It’s creation baby!
I know that this on is more simple than previous prints I did, but this one in on a plastic fabric. This is one that is better seen in person, because of the texture.
I’ve had a big day, and not a lot of time, so you get a quick humorous sketch today. Yay!
I don’t have a lot of time to work on the drawing today, and my wife is sewing, so yeah, an iron. Enjoy!
I need to get back in the practice of doing figure drawing, and doing it with ink is a hoot. This one turned out pretty good, other than the body isn’t as thin as it should be. Not bad for a 15-20 minute drawing.
This blog is the documentation to my attempt to create one piece of art a day, no matter how small, for a full year. Just thought you might be curious.
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