This is a little piece from a collaborative moly. The accompanying haiku:
so I ask myself
what would Mr. Knightly do?
who’s Mr.knightly?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrtyhrrs/
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2010Jan 104
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2010Jan 9
I really liked this entry into Mauricio’s book, until I added the tints. I have turned a handsome and lively guy into a strung out character.
These portraits were done for moly_x_portrait8, mxportraits8.blogspot.com/. Please check out http://www.flickr.com/groups/moly_x/ , moly_x: an international moleskine sketchbook exchange.Thanks.
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2009Dec 28
Huge cement blocks, apparently used to redirect the spillway, are painted like children’s alphabet blocks. Ink, brush, A3 moly.
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2009Dec 27
Two bits of entry into Marina’s book about Avishai Cohen the Israeli jazz musician.
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2009Dec 26
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2009Dec 25
Apologies. I am no longer able to use my previous ‘skineart account. The email address that it was associated with is no longer accessible to me, so I cannot check to see what I have already posted using that account. I don’t believe that I posted this picture or the rest of the series this drawing comes from.
This was my trip to Northern Minnesota. A3 moly, ink, brush, sponge. My friend and I canoed a very short way into the Boundary Waters Wilderness region. It was cold enough to spend the entire 4 days by the fire, happily though. This was mid October. We experienced the first light snow.
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2009Dec 24
For Wil’s book, “Fever Ray”. http://www.moleskinex71.blogspot.com/
Ink and Adobe Illustrator and spray adhesive.
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2009Dec 23
Fragonard Zombie Pinup #2. Please check out http://www.moleskinex61.blogspot.com/. Follow the adventure of this group of zombiephiles from around the world, in a Japanese fold Moleskine sketchbook exchange.
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2009Dec 22
You would think that smoking a cigarette would keep the bees away. Ink, collaged wrapping paper.
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2009Oct 28
