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Here are another couple drawings from the Moleskine. The Triceratops is a reworking of the one from January 26.
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So I started a new drawing book. Here are the first few entries and I’m pretty satisfied with them (I plan on doing some watercolor on the triceratops). It’s a pocket-sized Moleskine book; and has proven very portable. We’ll see.
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Dinosaurs. Here are a few dinosaur drawings I did using toys as models. We have a Tyrannosaurus and a Triceratops.
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Ficus and Katydid. This is a woodcut I did six or so years ago. I have been working on my photoshop skills – and, well, here you go. The linework is woodcut and the rest is photoshop.
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So I decided to bring my tablet to the meeting. Why not? It’s unobtrusive and still helps me listen and not mentally wander into space.
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Linocut and watercolor. Lavender. It smells great and looks nice in the ol’ back yard.
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Pen and watercolor on paper. This is an illustration for an essay on Josephus. If you can figure out the link between Josephus and zombies, you’ll have my eternal admiration.
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