Illustration Friday – Pattern

Imaginary Map 8

Imaginary Map 7

Imaginary Map 6

Imaginary Map 4 (Mural for Tycho Leisure Centre)

Imaginary Map 3 (Plan for a Garden)

Imaginary Map 2

Imaginary Map 1

Red City

Stamps

My poor, beat-up Moleskine’s been getting neglected a lot lately, which is probably not a huge loss to western civilization, but it’s still a pretty lame state of affairs for someone pretending to be an art person. Like, way back in 20th century college, we used to get shamed by Authority Figures on a regular basis if we weren’t always, always scribbling junk in notebooks and whatever. Not that any of those scratchy doodles ever amounted to much…I mean, that one drawing I did for a 90-story monument to the Apollo-Soyuz mission, well, it never got built. Which is a shame, ’cause I really bad wanted to be in the mega-building business. Instead, it completely looks like I wasted millions of kid-hours fooling around with Tonka trucks and tottering stacks of Britannicas. Meanwhile, what I should’ve been doing was, I should’ve been studying Algebra every single day since about age two, ’cause if I could test out of it now, then my spring semester would be 100% math free, which is how every semester oughta be. Anyway, all I have to report at the moment is, I’m working on various end-of-the-year type of projects, including a mystery project that sort of looks like a mess, but will eventually look slightly like art. Or so I hope, in a sort of forlorn way. Just have to carve about 8000 more rubber stamps, then we’ll see.