…fucking with Loomis. What you see is a part of your arm. Yes, your arm.

Not laughing yet? Look this, it’s cool. Gondry-ishness.

How’s that for a few words? pwnd.

Ok, here is not much to say today. I’ve been at work and I’ve been further working on the commissioned stuff (and I will for a few more weeks.) In other news I’ve been asked to participate in a show hosted by Owlmovement. The theme is “Nostalgic Notions” and although I’m not sure if I can get something done before the deadline I stumbled over a nice little metal toy car from back in the days whilst browsing through a flea market. Of course I’m going to customize this little red car. It is probably older than that, but somehow it reminds me of the days of Chernobyl when I was forbidden to play with my toys and or in the sand and basically everything that the fall-out rain touched during that time. Nostalgic notions vs. childhood memories… hmmmm.

As in my previous post, I used my time at work to further sharpen my drawing skills. This time, the above mentioned little toy car. It’s a bit thicker looking than it does in reality but since I tried constructing it via negative outside shapes… Now , the next obstacle I need to tackle is the coloring.

Today I don’t feel like posting some funny link. Instead something different. As much as I admit having fun with pr()n once in a while, there is a dark world behind all these rather well lit and photoshopped pictures. Read this article to get a glimpse. That ain’t no fucking fun (pun intended, of course, duh!).

PS. I’ve joined a little art community called the Little Chimp Society. I’ve been asked by “the Ape” and I’ve taken him up on his kind invitation. Thanks again.

So, after a short and crammed semester the thoughts begin to roll again. Not that I’m bored, I have quite a bit to do and a lot more ahead of me. And still, I came to the conclusion that my basis for drawing is still pretty weak. Ok, I’ve got some good ideas every once in a while but there are a lot of basics that I’m not capable of achieving.

Today was one of those time wasting dreaded work days again that kept me from more important things. Anyways, I try to combine the annoying with the useful and I try to use spare seconds and minutes in between calls to work on things in my sketchbooks. Keeping the above mentioned thoughts in mind I forced myself to do some RealLife™ drawings.

Obviously there are way too many flaws but I’m not unhappy either. I made these four panels with just a 0.05 and a 0.03 copic line marker, so there was no way for me to erase or cover up my mistakes easily. Well, enough of the talking…

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