Armadillo Daydream (poetic diagram)
Two Weather Maps (poetic diagrams)
Flying Cows. For some reason whenever I saw a long horn steer, I imagined them flying.
A faded Valentine. The ink on this one is fading. It was called "The Day I stumbled Onto Your Heart"
A penned doodle, so to speak. Affectionately called "Daymare". Daymares are like nightmares, except they happen in the daytime, and you are not just dreaming.
24"x 30", but now with some water damage, unfortunately. It had something to do with the idea of inspiration.
Another one of my cowboy characterizations. Originally 24"x 30", but water damaged now all along its outer edges.
Thinker type guy.
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11 comments:
I really, really like your style!
Do you draw today? If not you should.
I'd like to see how you do it today.
How about something black and white - just with a pencil?
BLOGitse
Thanks, BLOGitse, Yes I'm sorta thinking about doing some new drawings. It's too hot to work outside, so might as well lounge around in the house, and see how it feels to draw again for awhile.
I think the weather map and the thinker type guy are my Favs.
Lovely work :D!
How about drawing 'tools in my kitchen' - what ever that means to you! :)
BLOGitse
Tools in my kitchen, eh? I don't know. First thing that comes to mind is a sharp knife and a bloody finger. But you've already covered that! It might make for a good murder story, however. Besides, I'm getting tired of writing mushy stuff with happy ever after endings!
Then write what YOU want! That's how it should be...
But you know how we want to feel good after a bloody murder or two.
I'm sure you have other tools in your kitchen than knives...pencils, pots and pans, maybe something we can't imagine! :)
BLOGitse
So funny, BLOGitse, but you have convinced me. I will try to post a drawing of 'tools in my kitchen' soon!
GREAT! Can't wait...
Soon it's time to go to bed...
Nite! :)
BLOGitse
I love your drawing style, Dan. I've loved every single one you've ever posted, and would love to see you doing some new ones.
I saw thunderclaps over the mountains on the first weather map. I love these pictures. Would love to see more, but without any title. Just to see what our imagination does with them. Great stuff.
SnoozyVic, thanks for dropping in. Glad you like this stuff. Yes, sometimes its better to just let the image be there for people to project their own meanings into them.
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