If anyone has a confessional urge, be my guest. I've been trying to draw women more, because my tendency is to draw men, this one kind of turned out to be a self-portrait except I have more wrinkles. Out most of today, a sketchwalk in the Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. Hmmm, wonder what movie characters I might run into in the Japanese Tea Garden?
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I like that illustration, it really illustrates ... that state of mind, maybe? but fortunately it does not "explain" though arrows and diagrams are there. I posted about one confessional urge, as you´re the hostess who welcomes them today.
Heh, Yes, I was just messing about with "explanation", that's why I put bad science in the tags.
Ach...I still haven't found my pencils...!
Today at the Sitting Bull Exhibition I had to buy a balsa wood toucan pen for €4. The gap in your head - It's where my Memory lives.
I must confess to not seeing any wrinkles here ;)
Well that's intriguing.It's a lovely illustration.
I have nothing witty to add... just that, when I clicked on the link to this post, I was so stunned it briefly took my breath away. :)
God! I never thought about that - the valley of attention/ Sisyphus/ the obsession boulder. Your bad science works very well for me!
On other subject - the dance of shadows are nice indeed, but some illumination are needed to create shadows.
oh Susan, you must check out my latest post - there's obsession there, but it's allllllllllllll male!!! for once!
i'm really digging this one. still staring at it....
PR -
I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in
That stops my mind from wandering.
At least, if crosshatching is like thatching, I am.
That's pretty funny. Thank goodness there is no 'explanation.'
Don - No explanation without medication.
Rather up and down and up again...seems to me there are tiny bridges in the tea garden of those angles.
I like the flowery illustrated side.
I love this illustration ...the complex side next to the simple side.....he simple side is so lovely with it's economy of line.
I like this one a lot, especially the expression on the left and the flowery shading.
I hope you enjoyed the Japanese Tea Garden! We had one to go to when we lived in Belfast, at Lady Dixon Park, and it was so lovely to be there. You know if I was walking in SF, I'd only have an eye out for the Enterprise. LOL
This goes along well with your illustration of the person pulling words out of their head.
I like it.
And Godzilla, I hope.
Does this imply - obsession rolls downhill with the lack of attention? Intriguing image.
Great concept for an illustration and also totally great execution...I'm always impressed by your prolific creativity.
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