ALT: water-soluble crayon. all-over patterns of lines, dots, squares, circles and triangles in brown, black, purple and orange, with contrasting colors in between. If you squint, you might see an upside down person being followed by and upside down tiger or something, admittedly that’s a stretch.
ALT: water-soluble crayon. it’s a creature sitting behind a plant that is a simply pair of leaves. the critter is blue, has sort of zebra stripes on its back and a vaguely equine face, but long ears like a rabbit.
ALT: water soluble crayon. four orangish trees stand straight in a forest, each with a blue rock at its base. well, you can’t really see if the one in the way back has a rock, because one of the rocks blocks the view of its base.
I finally glued down the first of the collages I started to lay out in March. I think my practical collaging technique is getting better; this one is flat and everything is well glued down.
ALT: collage of magazine pictures, dominated by a sort of gargoyle with a belligerent frog climbing out it’s mouth, and flanked by a bosch club-wielding bird of prey. these images emerge out of a background of brown leaves and blue-green waters.