Figures and Birds

Sketchbook.

Dylan Williams

I can only echo Austin English's heartfelt and eloquent memory of Dylan Williams. Dylan was a wonderful publisher, a talented artist, a devoted scholar of comics, and simply a great person. In short, he was tremendously gifted, and he used all of his gifts to pursue what he loved. I feel lucky to have known him.

Figure Painting

A quickie painting from a life drawing class. Acrylic and gouache on paper.

Etsy Cat

"Vigilant Cat" (described in an earlier post) is available for sale at my Etsy site.

Bird and Woman

The first is acrylic and metal leaf on a small canvas; the second is masking tape and ink and acrylic on crummy paper, mounted on board.

Vigilant Cat

Lithograph.

Buy AGAIN?

My little artist's book AGAIN? (see previous post) is available from my Etsy site.

Again?

A booklet. The cover was hand-printed (lithograph with metal leaf); the interior pages were done on an erratic inkjet printer.

Tape

Color lithograph and chine colle.

Total School

Lithograph with chine colle. Two slightly different states on different colle papers.

Nothing

Some sketchbook pages.

Sharp

Lithograph.

Modiste

Color lithograph with metal leaf.

Catch

Another page.

Window and Doors

Page from a forthcoming comic.

Daughter of Marzena

Etching and chine colle.

Heads on Poles

"Heads on Poles" is a show of sculptures that treat the theme of severed heads on display. Curated by Paul Nudd and Scott Wolniak, it runs from January 14 to February 9 at Western Exhibitions in Chicago. More info here.

While I do not have a sculpture in the exhibit, I did contribute these two images to an accompanying artists' booklet. Other participants include such luminaries as Onsmith, Lilli Carre, and Bruno Richard.

Lilly

Part of a comic.