I have another drawing I would like you to comment on

What say you to this one in terms of line quality, color, composition, etc.? It's not done yet but here it is. It is a series of three I'm working on.

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dummy!

with the figures uncolored, like the other one.

I'll try that

Big time

wonderful :bounce:

If you ever decide to use your formidible illustration skills to pen a series of children's books encouraging the pre-teen set to indulge in LSD expirimentation, then you've already made an (unsettling) head start, my friend.

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ME TOO!!

are the other guy's purple trousers (that is the ONLY word i dare use here) rather snug?

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A) I smoke rocks.

2) I'm only attracted to featureless, pigment-less, astonishingly limber cartoon characters garbed in pastels.

D) I'm twenty-one inches tall.

eloquence. You marry words and ideas in such refreshing, thought provoking ways that I can but marvel at your literary prowess.

accomplishment you feel over your creation, as well as the crushing loss accompanied by the flush that takes the product of your body, and possibly a little piece of your soul, away. Those four words are a poignant social commentary, bringing to light mans ever joyous and painful struggle with birth and loss.

And then you go all zen on me *swoon*

A clever jape, my friend. Spot on.

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Is it just me, or is your sigline pic moving a lot faster today?

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Or, more accurately, by the drugs I'm taking. When it's moving slow, you can be sure that the NyQuil is starting to kick in.

About an hour ago, I found some old prescription bottles in a dumpster behind the Jewel-Osco. I took the pills insdie, sight unseen.

I think they may have been diet pills.

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I'll leave it at that. My mind is a lot dirtier than yours....






















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:rofl:

:rofl: again.

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is I could go for some sweet orange shoes. Hook me up?

I feel like I'm flying, man!

Great work CST!:applause:

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drop another tab.

It was a creeping vine of brilliant colors with miniature people swinging about the shaft. :thumbsup:

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That was "Li'l Koolzip" asking Dumb Donald if he wanted to, uh, "rassle."

We really shouldn't have taken that peyote, you know.

Regrets? I've had a few.

Sorry, dude.

I've seen pics!

that's so sweet....

But I have to agree, I would like to see it with the figures uncolored, just plain outlined.

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There is a break in the yellow line coming from the top figure that seems unintentional. The heads in the red/yellow stream seem out of scale to all the other forms and appear to me to just be an afterthought. I would like to see some shading in the three figures to give more dimension or that they not be colored at all.

Good work. :thumbsup:

that. They weren't an afterthought per se but not necessarily a good thought. 3 Black and white is a great idea. I'll try that.

Thank you very much.

you find them in? Did you eat them, or dilute them in Kool-Aid? I went to class one night many YEARS ago with a bellyfull of mushrooms and watched the chairs dance and the professor turn colors. Then the walls started breathing and....well, I'll spare you the gory details.

Nice drawing! :thumbsup:

I love the colored figures. Sure, try them sans color but I think they look great as is. I also really like the way they're interacting with the giant, vine-like psychedelic thing, and the sense of motion they provide the piece. I've seen a lot of your amorphous psychedelic images over the years and I agree that pairing them with a more concrete image (the figures) makes them much more marketable and useful as a theme. The color scheme is totally appropriate to the subject matter. Love the repeating faces in the stream too. Nice touch.

One critique: the orange stream or vine appears to get very narrow very quickly once it meets the main vine thingy. Just looks a little odd but no biggie.

I definitely think you should keep exploring the idea of painting the psychedelic images with concrete images, especially people...seems like it would be very fertile ground.

And one random thought: What about pairing the psychedelic pattern thingy with darker, more grim images and using a color scheme that matches that theme? Just a thought.

I was toying with drawing New York City buildings with this stuff oozing through it


Thanks Bro

than the girl? :cry:

obviously

i'm just sayin'

I envy you your amazing talent.

I don't buy into the talent myth. It's all about passion.

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I think like a photographer. I would have cropped out the top third.

I was wondering if it was poorly composed

in that one section, and all the lines seem to point there.

Is this image all digital or a scan of a hand drawn image?

Your work is so intricate. I really love how things flow within the structures.

I could never do anything near that.

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that shade of green clashes with his shirt

That's what counts

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way back when. :hi:

I feel a touch of nostalgia coming on...

That's what I'm calling it from now on

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I really like the Vishnu heads, or whichever god/goddess you have chosed. And I really like the feeling of abandoned innocence of the 'swingers.

I toyed with several ideas for this one but the idea of people kind of riding them seemed to resonate with me

Thanks again TE!

you're attention to detail is wonderful...I could never have such patience...nice work!

I'm kind of obsessive 'bout some stuff

Especially like how you've woven Shiva into the DNA coil....

Very good :)

Never knew you were so talented! It's so 60's!

And I feel a connection to you - you incorporate all sorts of things into it, as do I. Our styles are similar, but yours is much more controlled, much better developed. Beautiful.

Anything else you can show us?


Khash.

How bout your stuff?

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