Ukulele Consultant and Ego Kabuki Critic.
Tapwater Jackson has been performing lobotomies with a broken ketchup bottle since 1953.
Occasionally, I am tapwaterj at gmail dot com. But, really, so what?
The Patent Drawing for the Lego. Via TWBE.
Waterlife and Peacock: ‘Waterlife’ by Rambharos Jha, 2012, and “I Saw a Peacock with a Fiery Tail’ illustrated by Ramsingh Urveti, 2012.
Ballerina on Asphalt
A drawing of mine I found while cleaning out some files — I remember the style, but I can’t remember what it was meant to illustrate.
Drawings by Greg Eason via Booooooom.
Korean Artist Spunky Zoe via BoooooooM
Brock Davis, Snoutlet.
Enterprise-Class Aircraft Carrier, From Animals Portfolio by Martin Kalanda
Artwork 101 - Chris Gall
“I researched the life of the author, including interviews and essays which addressed the author’s inspiration for the poem. After I felt I had a good sense of the author’s intent, I set about to narrow down my possible subject matter to a classic symbol of American industry in the early 20th century-the Chrysler Building in New York. I wanted to capture the sense of drama, wonder and achievement that was prevalent during that period of American history. But more than an architectural solution was required-I needed to address the human element as well. After many sketches I centered around a quiet moment perched high on one of the steel gargoyles. The solution lay in the juxtaposition of architectural drama and everyday life.”
Tim O’Brien, Chicken and the Egg
Robert Longo Untitled, 2009 - Archival inkjet print of a charcoal drawing - Via
Human Behavior, Pencil Drawings from the Jenny Mörtsell Portfolio
Fake Rainbow - Marc Johns Serious Drawings
In spite of the realatively painful translation, an almost interesting short interview with an unusual graphic illustrator. Haryoto’s Website here.
