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The first card in the set (which contains
over 60 cards!) This image was a design rough for a wine label. A
sweet blush. created with inks and prismacolor pigments. |
| # 2
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The Alien Renaisance. A classic painted with some gouache
and some brushes. Shouldn't there be more Aliens in renaisance. 1998 |
| # 3 . |
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A patterned trippy city. Goache and pen. Perfect for
the next loud wave of wallpapers and couch designs. |
| # 4 . |
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Created with Gouache paint this contains
over 400 illustrated babies. Notice the "Head Loose" sign
in the background. |
| # 5 . |
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Ball point pen and gouache - 1996 - A page from my
sketchbook. Stacked buildings and stairways leading up to screwed
on town blocks. |
| # 6 . |
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Ball point pen and goache - 1997 - A page from my sketchbook.
The highlight in this sketch is the stairway that leads to the fire-pole
and back to ground level. A combination of floating, twisting and
rerouting is accompaning these buildings. |
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A chris Wright classic. This drawing could be used
on a sitcom much the same way as the Cosmic Cow was used (whatever
show that was from). Classy trippy clouds with the negative (blue
sky) and positive (clouds) space fighting and switching back and forth.Goache
paint |
| # 8 . |
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Sitting on the roof at my last apartment. 18 stories
up, painting the clouds. Althougth the picture is different, just
by being up there the atmosphere is just captured. Along the bottom
I added an industrial style alien city.Goache paint |
| # 9 . |
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Created with a glass pen some inks, gouache and sable
brushes. An alien Landscape. |
| # 10 . |
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A sculpted dessert doodle in goache paint. Several people
are milling about in this picture of many rock coloured hiding spots. |
