Instantly restores your corporeal form. Guaranteed safe when used as directed.
(Inspired by Philip K. Dick’s novel Ubik.)
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drawings & illustrations
Instantly restores your corporeal form. Guaranteed safe when used as directed.
(Inspired by Philip K. Dick’s novel Ubik.)
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A new take on last year’s coffee cat poster art.
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Combining my interest in squirrels and hat-wearing critters. 😉
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2018 UPDATE
Visit the Inktober 2018 Drawings galley to see my drawings from 2018. Instead of strictly following the official prompt list, I did a combination of my own prompts and a few of the official ones! It was another fun October of ink drawing!
This year (2017), I participated in the Inktober ink drawing challenge.
Inktober was created by Jake Parker in 2009 as a challenge to improve his inking skills and develop positive drawing habits. Participation in Inktober is simple: Draw something in ink, post it online, and repeat the process each day during October. Over the years, Inktober has grown from one artist’s personal challenge into a worldwide annual event that is enjoyed by thousands of artists! Continue reading “Inktober 2017” →
“We climb and fall. United by a common struggle, our happiness is found in unexpected places. This mask removed, reveals a truth.”
-Anonymous (bear)
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I drew this comic during the Inktober ink drawing challenge. The inspirations for the comic were the challenge’s final five daily prompts:
Climb (Oct. 27)
Fall (Oct. 28)
United (Oct. 29)
Found (Oct. 30)
Mask (Oct. 31)
From my daily drawings…
Porcupine – pen and ink. Drawn with a TWSBI Mini fountain pen (extra fine nib) using Platinum Carbon Ink. Shaded with a Kuretake no. 8 fountain brush pen filled with Noodler’s Lexington Gray ink (diluted 4 parts water to 1 part ink). Digital scan adjusted and masked in Photoshop. Converted to vector art and resized in Illustrator.
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