Just finished this doodle. #moleskine #mocca #drawing #pentelV5 #ink
Doodles. #moleskine #sketchbook #drawing
Figured I would take a break from work and work on an unfinished project. Goal for this year: finish up unfinished things. I really wanted to work on something a little less constrained this afternoon, so I thought this was a good compromise. I know. I know. Taking a break from work to work :)
This is a page from my collaboration with the wonderful poet, Dorinda Wegener.
Intense drawing for Flocks Ch 3!! #comics #drawing #art #moleskine
Moleskine #4 - 2007
Moleskine #3. 2006-2007.
Moleskine #2 - 2006
Seriously, guys! Tell everyone! If you liked Chapter 1, then you’ll love the full-color Chapter 2. And Chapter 3… well… if you subscribe, then you can find out! Plus, I will send you a bonus surprise with the first shipment of your subscription.
Here’s what Line, who sat next to me at MICE, had to say about Flocks Ch. 1:
The most powerful comic I encountered at MICE this year was L. Nichol’s Flocks. Nichols sat at the table next to me, and I found her comics fascinating with their beautifully printed covers and intriguing mixed media technique. When I picked up Flocks, I expected it to be something good, but I did not expect that just from leafing through the pages, the story would throw me a punch in the stomach. This copy of Flocks, with the under title “A Paradox of Faith” is the first chapter of what Nichols intends to be a full graphic novel, and takes us into the world of a girl who realizes that rather than being a part of the “we” of her surrounding community in fact belongs into the category of “those others” who only seem to be defined in degrading, ridiculed and shameful terms.
Check out this week’s Gears ‘n’ Grub. Margot Restaurant in Washington Heights!!
If you’re in the neighborhood, their food is amazing. Best peas and rice I’ve ever had. Also the nicest waitress I’ve had in a long time.
Drew this while listening to Frank Santoro and Karl Stevens talk last week. Hopefully all the parties I drew will forgive my excessive liberty taking with their likenesses.
My second batch of drawings from Ed Emberley’s Make A World. This time it’s TRUCKS!!
Ed Emberley was the reason I drew as a kid. <3
Warm-up sketch. Ink in moleskine sketchbook.
Poem excerpt from Dylan Thomas’s “Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night”
Mandelbrot
Part of a larger thing.
Page 11 of the Dorinda collab.
