The reasons that inspired this drawing are somewhat personal and doesn't need to be aired out here, but I felt that it had to be done and thought it to be an interesting (if I may say so myself) image. There will be three in this series, so stay tuned.The Allegory Of Figurative Blindness Before Literal Blindness
12x18
colored pencil on tinted paper
Hopefully soon, I will have some goodies to post. The logo that I've been working on is just about finished, so if I get approval I will show that and some other things that I've been working on. I've been hired to help out a Chicago artist with some of her workload and I just agreed to do 50 more of the Lord Of The Rings sketch cards for Topps. Throw in some homework for the class that I'm taking, and I should have plenty to show soon.
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"The Allegory Of Figurative Blindness Before Literal Blindness"
...... ? I understand nothing. :)
But I love this skull of bird....
Good work Sir....
Ha, ha, yeah,il est au sujet d'un ex-ami qui a une maladie d'oeil qui le fera par la suite aller abat-jour, mais il semble s'être égaré longtemps avant ceci... perte de A pour moi aussi, réellement. Le crâne de hibou est venu hors du bon ! Je suis heureux avec lui.
I love it when you explain in French. Not that I understand it, but it's so rare that an American speaks it (I can figure out some content from the Italian, but never managed to learn French properly). I like the fellow, even if I can imagine that he's not a gran simpaticone! :-)
Merisi: I don't understand it either, we both use a translator! It's fun, though and he's a nut, so it works for me.
Hey Bruce! I'm so sorry it took me so long to get some images on my blog but I posted 3 of them. He loved them. I mean he was practically dancing around in his living room. Thank you again for helping me make this happen. I put a link to your blog under the images with some nice things to say about you and your work. Also I haven't forgotten the dream analysis, I will try to scratch that out for you, but it might be a while.
Take it easy!
Sue
http://www.suehawks.com
Hi Sue! The Joe Camel one that you did was priceless. I am so happy that he liked them, that's great!
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