...till death do us apart... (pencil drawing and collage on an accounting sheet)
The story is similar to my Face-off. I have found an old ink jet print of a 19th century photograph in one of my old folders. It is approximately twice as big as the original picture, and was printed on cardstock. I seem to be obsessed with spilling liguid as this one has gotten some too. And the spots were so beautiful and discolored that I had to integrate them into the final drawing.
I evidently cannot get rid of my flying stuff, but I really do not mind it...
Face-off (pencil drawing, copied electronically and digital background added)
Has a history. I needed a devious older face for a work, and I drew one. But I was not sure how I was going to use it, so I copied it several times on several sheets of paper to experiment. This was a left over. I evidently spilled different kinds of liquid onto it several times, got a tape spot, etc. (We are talking about years.) I found it a couple of days ago in an old folder of mine, and fell in love with its surprise: the naturally tattered, shabby, grungy look. So I manipulated a bit more in Photoshop and kind of liked the result.
Image inspiration:
fantastic figures from Les Songes
Drolatiques de Pantagruel, 1565 Paris. Concept inspiration: the shameless and awful pedophile, Joseph Ratzinger.
Whale Balloon (collage and pencil drawing with digital background)
I am playing around with a new style that I have come across and liked very much. The whale reference image is borrowed but unfortunatelly I forgot to mark from where. I apologize.
Clumsy
(digitally manipulated colored pencil and felt tip marker - illustration friday) Inspiration: fantastic figures from Les Songes Drolatiques de Pantagruel, 1565 Paris.