I must have just watched Cecil B. DeMille’s “The Ten Commandments” with Charlton Heston and Yul Brynner, among others.
When my boys were in grade school we would head out to the Peterbilt dealership in Foxboro, MA. Always a fun trip. This is a typical Peterbilt cabover tractor…
… and this one’s a traditional tractor.
It’s Toasted
I must have been reading Tolkien’s “The Lord of the Rings” when I came up with this gargoyle.
One of my favorite meals is breakfast.
This was an attempt at a 3D look. I cut out several bricks and the centered door knob, and then put another piece of paper behind the original with orange colored areas behind the cut-outs.
I tried playing the recorder back in the day but was too lazy to practice.
Not sure why I drew these HEAVY METAL things.
HEAVY METAL 2
No two hearts are exactly alike.
An imaginary fish.
The man in the moon is a recurring theme.
After I drew the original I made some stats on photographic paper. Then with some photo touch-up inks I colored the sky blue and then used a Q-tip dipped in thinner to clean up the edges. The thinner ran out a bit into the sky making a funky glow, and I also sprinkled a little thinner here and there to give the impression of stars.
I drew this little village and then (like the man in the moon) made some stats on photographic paper. Then with some photo touch-up inks I colored parts of the image. While the ink was still wet I was able to use a Q-tip to wipe away some of the blue sky to show smoke coming from the little chimneys.
There was a time when I took to drawing horseshoe crabs. I colorized this one and plopped it over a photo I took of some swirly sand at Duck Harbor in Wellfleet, MA.
