Sketches
Watching Paris, TX.
Drawing Tyco Croll's slick new sombrero.
Drawing some line of motion action shots. His booty makes me laugh, so here.
Drawing some line of motion action shots.
Drawing some line of motion action shots.
Uncle Bubba originated in ~2009. He has his own action figure.
One of the coolest local hookers.
"Really? Only half?"
That is not to suggest Luigi's friends are imaginary. Only these ones.
A rare state.
I sort of wish I knew.
But maybe it's best that I've forgotten what any of this ever meant.
How the flowers looked that morning. Rendered in the cheesy minimalist art app availed to me at the time. I wanted to see what I could create under those contraints, and whether or not the flowers' essence could effectively & meaningfully be captured.
I was thinking: Patterns are insurmountable. How does one nonsensically pattern in an aesthetic manner? For a moment, it seemed like the key to solving the riddle of all life's bounty.
Yo. This is basically my mixed media digital dream journal and I have no idea why I started ranting at poor Sue Kreitzman. It doesn't make any more sense to future/current me than it probably does to you if that makes you or Sue feel better about the whole thing.
Was I actually dogging her for being a nepo baby? What misplaced ire! She ran a whole culinary empire! She seems like a quasi-self-made woman. Why was I flaming? God knows. But I kind of liked the doodling of it all, so here.
Originally started as an oekaki-style doodle, but then I wanted to break the rules of the medium to access the dark magic of opacity controls, and added an ethereal Photoshop caduceus.
her posture is whack. The whole thing is whack. There's enough about it that I like to warrant keeping it, though, and bro, if you were looking for the ultimate perfection, I don't feel like you'd be scrolling the sketchbook section.
I guess the idea is less about "Wow, this artist never makes mistakes" and more about "Wow, this artist has the persistence to fix those mistakes". The latter is the test I'm actually failing here. Who knows. Maybe someday I'll fix it. I ran out of steam on this one.
Calling it 'fan art' mistakenly implies that I like this movie. I don't particularly. But this scene does stick in one's head.
I attempted to create emoji for all my major emotional states.
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