Two Drawings in Red, Black, and Blue
August 18, 2007









This YouTube video (backflips, frontflips, 20ft jumps and more crazy stunts!!! [URL broke]) is an excellent refutation to those who think humans have not evolved from monkeys, and is also a crazy glimpse of how we might evolve back to monkeys if/when our desk job society crumbles.
Learning how to fall is something I’ve never learned, so I appreciate the landings here!
And here are two more drawings:
Flowery Organ

Flowery Skull

Wow, I’m listening to the early Entombed album, Left Hand Path and it’s excellently amazing me how much Mortification’s Scrolls of the Megilloth gained from this band.
As an atheist, I try not to talk about christian death metal much, but I fail on occasion.
Anyway, here are two drawings:
Man, Skull, and Bird

Bright Eyes

I just drew this one with the black, blue, and red pens my sisters gave me. I really like these pens.





Especially for Matt!





Angel in Hell (Just Visiting)

Non-Spinning Top

Post-Accident Arm

Globule

Prince in Flight

I have been doodling a lot lately, but not scanning a lot lately. Tonight I did some good scanning of doodles done during the past 2 weeks or so.
An Average Skull

Because That’s How I Roll

Floating Woman, Non-Flying Man

Relatively Important Veins are in Bold

Middle Finger, Despite Numerous Feet

Rogue Hands and Arms. Invasion is Imminent

Horn-Haired Head

Important Cartilage/Bone Structure

Organic Shape

Advanced Face and Limbs

And here’s one from tonight. It’s an organic form, in the tradition of some previous drawings.

And here’s one from last night. It’s a regular buster of the brain.

I’ve been having a good time lately with my mechanical pencil. I love mechanical pencils. I should use them more. I like to erase a lot.
Anyway, here’s 4 doodles from a few days ago:
Perplexed American Citizen

Malformed Taxpayer

Struggle

Angel of Worry

Here’s a pencil drawing from a few days ago to get this party started:

I have found it quicker/easier/more challenging to draw with straight ink lately. Without the pencil. Here’s the latest example of this technique:

STRAIGHT INK: Spontaneity is the key for now.
And then there’s Mr. Bearded Six-Eyes:
