New, super-quick doodle! Pens/inks on thick paper/card. Untitled. See more of my drawings and paintings on Etsy. Would really appreciate any follows/shares :) All of my drawings, paintings, collages and poems are created using chance methods. I'd love to hear from anyone else who does the same.
Doodle Tuesday
You can see more of my drawings and paintings on Instagram.
Here's another one of my funny little doodles...
Here's another one of my funny little doodles. I hope you enjoy it! I use chance methods to create my drawings, paintings and poems. I'd love to hear from others who do the same!
I hope you enjoy it :)
The Wednesday Painting
Organ is a 7-part series based on and incorporating a poem written using chance operations. Each piece contains one stanza from the poem and is also created using chance methods.
So happy to have sold two pieces this weekend!
This is part one of a series called Organ. Organ is a poem consisting of seven stanzas, the first of which is written into this piece.
Finished a new painting this week. It’s even more golden in person 🙂
Mamselle Day, Mamselle Day, come back again! Slip your clothes off!—the jingling of those little shell ornaments so deftly fastened—! The streets are turning in their covers. They smile with shut eyes. I have been twice to the moon since supper but she has nothing to tell me. Mamselle come back! I will be wiser this time.
Very happy that these two pieces are on their way to America 🙂 Please take a look at my eBay listings to see more!
Kansas (New Drawing / Collage)
The Wednesday Painting
It’s called Honey I’m The World’s Forgotten Boy.
New Painting
92 in the Shade is a 1975 American drama film written and directed by Thomas McGuane, based on his 1973 novel of the same name, it stars Peter Fonda, Warren Oates, Elizabeth Ashley and Margot Kidder. – Wikipedia
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I hope you enjoy it 🙂 If you’d like to see your own poetry or art on Examining the Odd, please get in touch by emailing examiningtheodd@gmail.com
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