Biomorph

Tiny drawing: 2.9" x 1.65" (6.8 cm x 4 cm)

Ink and graphite on cardboard.

2012

Did this up quickly while out last night. Just a fun little exercise that also gives another small taste of what to expect from my current series that's nearing completion. :)

Visions of Another Place 1.1: Colour

Some pieces from my 2006-2009 series 'Visions of Another Place' with added digital colour.

Hamingja, 2009/2011

Lunar Eclipse In Capricorn, 2009/2011

Podium: "What's with this guy?" 2009/2011

 

Afternoon Gathering 2008/2011

Prophet 2009/2011

Uncle S 2006/2011

Room 142 2006/2011

Prophets 2009/2011

Sailing on the Ceiling (Colour)

Exquisite Corpse 2.5: Sailing on the Ceiling (Colour)

Exquisite Corpse with Bernard Dumaine (France), colour added by me in Photoshop with a tablet. The colour version was comissioned by the band Coshish (http://www.myspace.com/coshish) for the cover of their upcoming album.

Ziusudra and the Flood

Ziusudra and the Flood

Ink and graphite on paper.

8.5" X 11"

2012

Originally started in 2008 but abandoned then re-visited near the end of 2011 and finally finished in March 2012. Next step is gallery exhibition and eventually colour.

One of the subjects featured here is Ziusudra, the Sumerian 'Noah', hero of that flood myth. Likely what inspired the biblical flood story as it has many striking similarities. Ziusudra (Wikipedia)

Empty Eye Socket

Empty Eye Socket

Watercolour pencils and brushes on aquarelle paper.

8.5" X 11"

2012

Part of an ongoing series of biomorphic automatism studies, this piece being more or less a preliminary sketch for a larger work in the same medium.

Mr. Grupft & Friends

Mr. Grupft & Friends

Ink And graphite on paper with added digital colour, 2012

Exquisite Corpse 2: Donar Oak (Holy Son of a Droid!)

Exquisite Corpse 2: Donar Oak (Holy Son of a Droid!)

Second Exquisite Corpse with Bernard Dumaine (France). He started the top half and sent it to me with only a one inch stripe visible and then I completed the rest. Here is the result, I definately look forward to working with Bernard again in the future. Enjoy!