It was a very good day.
*made for the Illo Friday topic, “diary”, watercolors and pen in sketchbook Moleskine, 7/2010
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2010Jul 11
tags: art | brooklyn | drawing | Glasses | man | moleskine | new york | nyc | prospect avenue | sketch | subway | train | transit | urban | woman
Hot muggy morning , hit the prospect ave r station after dropping car off again at the mechanic. The humidity did wonders for some people on the platforms style.
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2010Jul 11
tags: art | diary | drawing | illustration | illustration friday | journal | moleskine | Pigma Micron pens | sketchbook | sketching
I’ve been outside drawing trees at some of the local parks lately. This one is actually a combination of a couple of tree sketches I made last week. This was made for the Illustration Friday topic “diary” and here I went with the stereotypical young girl writing under a tree. I will admit, I used to do some of my own writing in a journal for a while. I ultimately lost interest in this practice and quit. Soon after, I started getting back into drawing and sketching again. Now that I think of it, a sketchbook itself is a diary of sorts, where memories of what had been seen (or imagined) gets recorded in a journal. It’s funny ’cause it feels like I get to know the places and things I’ve drawn after observing something so closely after a while.
*Pigma Micron pens and watercolors in A4 watercolor Moleskine, 7/2010
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2010Jul 8
tags: cosmos | drawing | surrealism
“Organic cosmos 2″ , pencil on paper,
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2010Jul 6
tags: art | drawing | godzilla | Hedorah | journals | moleskine | monsters | sketchbook | watercolors
As a kid, I grew up loving the giant monster movies, especially the Godzilla flicks. To me, they were very real and very alive. On weekends traveling to Johnstown, PA to visit my grandparents, I fully expected to see Godzilla or any of his massive foes appear from behind the big green hills and mountains along either side of the road as I looked out the window of our brown stationwagon. Eventually I grew up and came to terms with the reality that Godzilla was just a guy in a big rubber suit, but as an adult I can appreciate these films in a whole new light. There was a lot of art and design put into many of those big rubber costumes, much of it very intricate with well thought out colors, textures, shapes and forms. Many of these films ( known as daikaiju) were very humorous as well, whether intended or not. As for Godzilla, I learned a lot from this jolly green giant. He taught me to take crap from nobody, to stand up for what’s right and true, despite popular opinion or belief, and to always fight for the little guy. In the drawing here, Godzilla is taking a stand against pollution and disrespect to the environment, from the film Godzilla versus Hedorah (or Godzilla versus the Smog Monster, 1971). Yep, the big green one was greener than you thought, and way ahead of his time, and yes, he can easily squash Chuck Norris like a tiny little grape.
*watercolors and Pigma Micron pen in A4 watercolor Moleskine, 7/2010, made for the Illustration Friday topic, “giant”
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2010Jul 6
tags: drawing | ink | tree
Tree of four – ink
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2010Jul 5
tags: Bojan | drawing | ink | son
My son Bojan 16 years ago – ink
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2010Jul 3
tags: art | deep sea life | drawing | fish | humpback anglerfish | moleskine | watercolors
Humpback Anglerfish
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2010Jul 3
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i know you love me
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2010Jul 2
tags: drawing | pencil
crazy jared
