Back on the Drifting Parade, I have a bit more to share with everyone! Below is my tugboat house. I decided to try to change styles a bit and pick less ornamental architecture. This is similar to most farm houses around here and of course, the bottom half is based on a tugboat with its smoke stack stretching about the roof of the house.
Micron Pen on Paper. Sold.
Christian Patchell, has long been my very close friend, fellow member of the Philadelphia Cartoonist Society, and co-conspirator in curating exhibitions. In 2007 he was diagnosed and began treatment for cancer. While undergoing treatment Patch turned to drawing, which helped him through the toughest time in his life. This Saturday, Patch will be signing his fantastically illustrated memoir, I Put the Can in Cancer: A Journey Through Pictures at Nicolas Berg Gallery in Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia from 6pm – 9pm. I shot the photography for the book, the shots you see here are the originals for the front and back covers.
Hello! It has been a little while, but I still have a bit to show from The Drifting Parade exhibit. Here, is my favorite piece from the show, called Fox. The fox mask is, not surprisingly, taken from traditional Japanese masks. From what I understand they are spirits that can shape-shift and play tricks, those crafty creatures.
Micron Pen and Marker on Paper. Sold.
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