Yesterday Ben and i had a small wander in Manhattan; I was in search of some new drawing implements (replacements, now that they are actually getting used), as well as some $1 books to use for an art exploration. Missions accomplished, and we followed it with a delightful (and delicious) lunch at Banjara on First… Continue reading the big town
I'm making up for days missed; I went four days without drawing this week.
photo by Kim Fenwick Finally took Stanley on a Brooklyn adventure! We trekked into Red Hook– here we are fording the Great and Mighty Gowanus Canal! Graffitti and waning industry, together again! Stanley (having been born of art supplies himself) also seems quite at home among the sightless baby heads and miscellaneous other findings in… Continue reading flat stanley
There was a site I used to visit at least once a week; filled with drawings– digital drawings– of big-headed stick figures. They were often funny, but also often very poignant, and when all else failed they had robots or aliens. It took me a few minutes and some off-track google searches, but I finally… Continue reading exploding dog
Wainscot, wallpaper, and a frame embroidered in red ink. The theme continues.
I thought this particular visual theme had been broken, but I was wrong– those stripes are back. They've headed into the desert this time.
1 : the curve assumed by a cord of uniform density and cross section that is perfectly flexible but not capable of being stretched and that hangs freely from two fixed points 2 : something in the form of a catenary This word hasn't much relevance here; it's just been in my head because it… Continue reading catenary
1 : a useless ornament or accessory : trifle 2 : nonsense (I'm adding that as a new category – and tag!– just for fun.) First things first: looping, endless, interesting dreams came on Sunday morning– the kind that drove me to type them out upon waking as there was oto much to otherwise recall.… Continue reading folderol!
It is a troubling thing, this ongoing economic collapse –with a seemingly limitless capacity to worsen– that is the culmination of decades of a free market unhindered by regulation. How it will ultimately affect me as a freelancer has yet to be seen; recessions can sometimes actually work in favor of small business, having little… Continue reading dominoes
e daggar art: THE MUSEUM 