Just a scribble of a crow, or maybe a raven… they look the same unless I detail it out, and then only from certain angles and when doing certain things can those distinguishing details be made clear… yup. scribble scribble. Pigma pens on a regular sheet of 8.5″ x 11″ paper. Since crows and ravens […]
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Scribble Crow Leave a comment
Took Too Much Leave a comment
How do we solve the puzzle once the pieces are lost? A small ink-on-paper piece that originated with the idea of realizing or knowing too much and not wanting to know or believe because it was possibly a hallucination, but it seemed too real to not be the truth. Took to much was not my […]
Tripp’n Peacock Dance Ink Leave a comment
So here is a tripp’n peacock dance drawing with some orchids for a nice surrealism dance flashback-type moment if you have a brain like me. Probably not, so just think “really cool dancer drawing.” Especially if you like peacocks and orchids I suppose… but however, you think about it we have a fun surrealistic ink […]
1994 Thunder Bird Leave a comment
Digging around because I’m working on setting up a new studio. Found this… It is a stylized NW Native theme design. The design itself is not the point, it is that the thing was actually dated. 1994… I remember that time pretty well as far as my tattoo work went in relation to this one. […]
Turtle Yeah Yeah Yeah Leave a comment
Yeah, well… turtle power. Sometimes I’ve not a clue what to say. Did this with Pigma ink pens on regular white paper. You can get stickers HERE.
Messing around again Leave a comment
No title for this. It was done with pencil, charcoal, ink, sanguine, and watercolors. It is on a piece of paper measuring 16: wide x 12″ high. Basically I was just messing around with shapes, materials, and composition. This could have been a semi-abstract piece just as easily as a figure focused one for what […]
Owl Totem Leave a comment
Totems are basically objects or animals which individuals and entire societies believe to have spiritual significance so they adopt the object or animal as a sort of symbol to represent themselves. Of the many animals which have been adopted as totems throughout history the owl is definitely one of the most common to have been […]
