At night before I begin to sleep or tolerate insomnia I usually draw our cat or something from my imagination. Lately I've been using these spontaneous sketches for inspiration in the studio. I have a small 4" x 6" watercolor pad and some gouache paints which I use to give the pencil lines a life in color. The range of images is wide but some of my favorite pieces are cartoony mechanical characters.
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"Jack in His Box of Doom" ©2017 |
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"Robot Totem" ©2017 |
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"Wall Unit" ©2017 |
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"Radar Robot Totem" ©2017 |
But of course I have to include at least one painting of our cat Mistinguett.
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"Mistinguett" ©2017 |