A little sketchbook stuff

[pasithea]

Haven't uploaded any artwork for a while but I also don't have time to really dump most of the good stuff in my sketchbook, so here's just a few random pages.


I drew this a few weeks before the actor died and then felt hesitant to post it.



Presented without comment or apology, the spawn of prickvixen's loins: BEAUTIFUL MEATBALL


A random abstract thing I did to play around with using watercolor pencil and see how bad it would ruin my sketchbook pages.


I have a feeling that even if I knew what was going on in this drawing, I couldn't tell you. It started out as unrelated scribbles on a couple of adjacent pages and grew into this.


More fiddling around with watercolor pencils.


And just for a change of pace, a rather nice and completely heteronormative old man working on a miniature set in his garage. I'd swap him for my grandfather.

Comments

[oceanstater.livejournal.com]

Possibly because I'm on a mailing list that heavily features the activities of older men who like to build scale models, your last picture really touches me. :) There's just something so sweet about his expression (and the mildly naughty pin-up and tools) that it really sticks in my mind, I've been thinking about it on and off the whole day.