Love your fish.

I was at the York bookstore, flipping through an art magazine. Page after page I thought to myself "I can do this, this isn't hard". But then I realized, how can I do this, if I don't actually start doing it?

All I do is sketch and doodle and that has to change. So thus, this is the beginning of me actually doing it. I'm actually gonna make things!

The worst part about it, is that upon finishing this painting, my dad comes up to me and goes "You really should be in illustration." Thanks Dad, I've known that for a while now.

tea stain, gouache and pencil crayon on 20x13 double thick illustration board.

tea princess.

Bald, boney, naked alien beings love tea just as much as anybody. I fixed the picture in real life and gave her a spoon after i realized that she might want some sugar with her tea.

Gotta say though, purchasing a (non-leather) moleskin was just possibly one of the best ideas Ive had in weeks. What a compact, classy little book it is. I need to stock up on 0.2 pens though. Anyone wanna contribute to the fund?

Vicarious.

Inspired by the Oracle of Delphi and all the opium the Greeks smoked.

EDIT.

Newer version of something I was working on a while ago.

This was supposed to be for the Counterparts album, but Ive got something else brewing for that one instead, so now I have this and I desperately want to finish it and use it for something extraordinarily amazing...the question is, what?

Six.

Ive been working on this design for quite a few days now. The big plan is for this to be rendered with some watercolour business going on in the background...which, if all goes well will end up getting used for something pretty excited :)

If theres anyone who reads this, do you think she should have real hands and real lips, or should i carry the line motiff to her hands as well?

FIVE!

This one is all thanks to Eric Diotte.

Gouache on 5" x 17" piece of random Mayfair.

Now its your turn ;)