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Drawn and read from right to left, lower row to upper row. Process: On a blackboard above a flower I saw it said “Yulija loves Hector.” I encircled the words in a word balloon, a talking flower. Next to it, delighting in love, a bee says “Hooray.” At the other end of the bee a
My final offering for the evening, again for Freeman Ng’s Haiku Story. I like this one a lot. It reminds me of this….
…This is the point in Freeman’s story where the doctor is taken hostage by the mental patient (please note hospital gown open in back.)
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I did a series of closed eye drawings to illustrate a short story Freeman wrote entirely in Haiku.
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This is one my favorite messy, unfunny cartoons. I drew it as a note to remember something I read in Bakhtin’s Rabelais and His World. I won’t tell you what it refers to, either you read the book and you know or you should read the book. It is a great book!
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This is a follow up to my previous post about Bakhtin’s book Rabelais and His World here Puck is applying love potion to a fortunate dreamer. Below is an image of the play within the play, which I always associate with Puck’s secret visits, probably because both shapes occur in MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM. Both these
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Still unearthing a bunch of old work as a result of producing the dummy haiku book with Freeman. This started life as a diner placemat drawing in brown crayon. The full picture was of a large angry looking woman standing over the swan with her fists curled. I copied the swan part and finished it
I just sent Freeman a bunch of black and white images for the dummy of the Haiku Diem book. Mostly stuff from my sketchbooks. I figured I’d share some here to make up for my total lack of posts this week.
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Again, I just sent Freeman a bunch of black and white samples of my work for a print dummy. I’m illustrating his haiku and we’re seeing what some different styles look like in print. I’m posting a few I sent to make up for a week without posts. None of the ones I’ve chosen so
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This one is from a sketchbook. It was originally captioned like a cartoon. The caption was: “Maybe I threw it out by accident?”
