#183 Doodles

Doodling.

Don't really like this. I am apparently bad at just drawing random things

and whatever comes to mind. Started with the lion and worked from there. 

In hindsight, it looks like I was channeling Jeremy Fish with the stump/ 

hand/ woodchuck on the right. I like the town in the clouds, but regret 

adding the rainbow clouds... I think the town was inspired by miniature 

sets from some old Doctor Who (William Hartnell) episodes I was watching.

#181 Thick Nexx

I made some doodles of a wide-necked guy and a guy with lots 

of neck wrinkles. The latter was inspired by an dude I saw in the

subway when I was living in New York in 2009. See below.

These might've turned out better if they were done in pencil. O wellz.

#162 More Doodles

More doodles from school.

Street urchin, Documentary Photography syllabus notes, cowboy hat, poses.

St. George relief 'Vita' icon and Moses taken off his flippy-floppys.

More moses and annunciation and stuff.

EDITE: I realized Nick alr'y did hands for eyes in this post.

Whoops. It cool tho. Steal from yo' frendz.

#161 Doodles

It's been a while.

Thesis is done, just finishing up papers.

Here are some doodles that I have done during class 

or in lectures over the course of the semester:

Left and Right: Class on Byzantine Icons / Lecture on Postcolonial Brazil

Class on Early Italian Ren

Lecture on arabic / latin vulgate bibles.

Lecture on WWII art restitution.

i might color the Bloch-Bauer at some point.

Byzantine Icons class.

Italian Ren Class. Torso Belvedere. 

Also, attempts at Animalia: the Possom. Might repost this as my Animalia entry.

Two lectures, one on German Lothar Baumgarten's kale landscapes;

another on Fred Harvey Girls. Look it up.

Byzantine Icons class.

Invented 17th century dress from memory.

St. George.

Hoping to return to Animals this summer.

#152 Doodles

Some doodles from me sitting in my 

class on Documentary Photography.

And some sketchbook doodles of potential

monster designs for a potential comic project.

#123 Meadows Museum Sketches

This is not an animal post.

School is mad hectic.

So instead of an animal,

you're getting sketches from the Meadows Museum at SMU.

Done during the class I am TAing.

On the left is Antonis Mor's portrait of the 16 year old Alessandro Farnese,

and from top to bottom is Maino, Adoration of the Shepherds;

Murillo, Jacob Laying Peeled Rods Before the Flocks of Laban;

Zurbaran, The Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine of Siena;

and a putto from a Murillo Immaculate Conception.

They're all Baroque, except the Mor.

#95 Obamojira and other Economist doodles

What's this!? A non Animal post!?

Some doodles from work.

The result of free time and white out tape.

#10 Sketchbook

Swoop.

Post number ten!

Here's more sketchbook stuff from the past two weeks,

and one from the Summer.

Inspired by and made on a placemat in Japan. Kanidouraku.

Alien Baltan and Ultraman,

poses and background inspired by Mike Mignola.

Bosch copy and the view from

Dunkin Donuts at Goverment Center.

Rhino, from Natty H cover.

And a virus.

Drawn on the plane to KC.

The turtle started out as a the jacket

of the woman to my left, but she moved.