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One Hundred Seventy-Eight, Seventy-Nine, Eighty!

So as some of you might already know, I have SO not been posting and this is due to two separate factors. One and the most influential has been moving house and two has been a lack of time management. Now that we have been settled for a couple of weeks now I’m hoping to get back into some kind of schedule since that seems to be such a competing factor with producing artwork. This weekend, Lee and I took off down to Hull so he could do some repairs while I took some time to regroup. The following three images are by far not more normal type of imagery, but I was kind of just drawing what I wanted. Halloween is around the corner and I think that was influential as well as Miss. Gracie’s surgery. The result is Miss Gracie wearing a ridiculous donut around her head which I of course interpreted it as one of those clown collar things. Enjoy, and I’ll see you next time.

One Hundred Seventy-Eight

One Hundred Seventy-Nine!

One Hundred Eighty!

One Hundred and Sixty-One!

Above are two more examples of cards I created for the Endless Summer Event, which I participated in this past weekend. Obviously I am somewhat behind in the postings department believe me I am fully aware and attempting to get my act together now. Anyway, once again I carved a stamp from a design I created and layered it with simple shapes to give it some contrast. I really love this particular stamp and almost wish it were like 10 times as large… IMAGINE! Anyway, below is a picture of my set up at the fair. Enjoy and see you next time!

One Hundred and Fifty-Five!

This image keeps messing with me, I mean everything I do is rather abstract but you can always see something in it. This one in particular looks like it is looking back at me, as if there is a face in there. Now everyone’s imagination is going to bring them in different directions but that’s where mine brought me today. Enjoy!

One Hundred and Fifty-Three!

This and the next two images were all made from the same set up, laying color down below and working around it with graphite. It is a great way to build an environment. Enjoy and see you next time.