Inspired by all the creatures and infinite possibilities that walk the streets on Halloween.
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A Drawing A Day, Day 131 - 10.31.15
Inspired by all the creatures and infinite possibilities that walk the streets on Halloween.
Read MoreA Drawing A Day, Day 121 - 9.11.15
Inspired by my baby niece. I interpret this as a wise entity.
Read MoreA Drawing A Day, Day 120 - 8.28.15
Sometimes you just need to play and feel like a kid again and see what happens.
Read MoreA Drawing A Day, Day 111 - 6.24.15
Today is feeling lovely and balanced and in flight. Hence the drawing from today. Happy hump day!
Read MoreA Drawing A Day, Day 108 - 6.18.15
Today called for a super quick drawing of an abstract being.
Read MoreA Drawing A Day, Day 107 - 6.17.15
I haven't drawn Ely in a while so I decided to stylize him. Tempted to call this Ely's Infinite Rump.
Read MoreA Drawing A Day, Day 101 - 6.10.15
I started this watercolor in a different direction and ended with the California Northern Flicker. I love how patterns are so therapeutic to create.
Read MoreA Drawing A Day, Day 83 - 12.7.14
Trying out a self portrait with patterns for the first time. One element led to another without any preconceived idea. Looking forward to pushing this further.
Read MoreA Drawing A Day, Day 79- 12.3.14
I started off by thinking of an MTA illustration by artist Marcos Chin. I've seen it on the train a bunch of times and I really enjoy it. You can check it out here. His use of lines to define all of the characters' contours is lovely and I wanted to play with that idea. But then I started listening to Radiolab and a story on the fight to conserve a bird called the Kirtland’s warbler and at some point I evidently thought of "The Red Balloon." There's also some 80's rock hairdo going on here. I went with it all.
Read MoreA Drawing A Day, Day 76 - 11.14.14
It's been moving to see more and more people both in Mexico and Mexicans in other parts of the world protest what's been going on in Mexico for the past many years. I've been learning more and more about Ayotzinapa and feel sad and ashamed at the country's actions. All of this has also put into perspective my own family's reasons for moving to the states and what life could have been like for my sister and I should we have stayed. My hope is that we will finally come through with a more transparent government.
Read MoreA Drawing A Day, Day 75 - 11.13.14
Revisiting a wanderer.
Read MoreA Drawing A Day, Day 38 - 9.26.14
Thoughts of a humming bird, a heart, a helicopter, and pollination came to mind while drawing tonight.
Read MoreA Drawing A Day, Day 35 - 9.23.14
I started the drawing upside down but a quarter of the way through it felt right to turn it upside down. Can't believe how long it has been since I worked on a patterned piece like this. I felt so much nostalgia for my days in college studying with Barbara Rossi and Karl Wirsum. They were part of the Chicago Imagists group and are just amazing people and artists.
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