I've been running some boring yet necessary errands lately and cramming in as much art time as possible. My pigeons for Coup are coming along nicely, I'll soon be out of the matboard I've been drawing them on. Speaking of pigeons— I got this lovely Anatolian terracotta pigeon for my birthday that I love so much, it has become the inspiration for my entry in Emma's Moleskine for Moly-X13.
Our books for Moly-X13 are all on their final round— when each artist gets her book back, the Mollies will have been around the world twice. Once we've filled up all the pages, we plan on starting up again fresh with new books. You can read all about our little group on our exchange's blog.
Last night, in between militaristic and wide-eyed pigeons, I decided to quickly throw down a drawing of the migraine I was having. I used Micron Pigma pens and red gouache. Please click on the image to see it larger.
6 comments:
I am soo jealous! Really, the first time.
You inspired me for my portfolio which became my fix-nightmare.
These are amazing. I've bookmarked your blog, think I am coming back again and again...
Great Job :)
Plus: You are in Istanbul! I really wish I could be there...
B.
Thank you so much B5 and Kris!
the clay pidgeon and the drawing are beautiful.
i drew a sketch last year which has almost the same background of the lady picture. cool!
Thanks Kerstin!
Great minds think alike ;)
Dang! That migraine drawing is really spot on! Had one just like it the other day...firery!
So sorry you get them too, Margaret. They aren't fun, but they sure do inspire me.
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