dreams

Resting up before another big season starts!

New art supplies! Of course, I don’t need an excuse to get to work but if I had to pick a favourite then that’s my one, without a doubt.

When in doubt, add a narwhal.

I often have weird dreams that inspire my artwork, and that one I had last night where I took over a jungle (or was it a forest? I don’t know) sure got me inspired.

Last night's Wednesday wind-down.

Dabbling in something new and experimental(ish) because, why not?

Keep calm and carry on.

It’s safe to say January feels like one of those 100 day months...

Sometimes, my demons inspire me in a weird way.

Essential Wednesday winding down on my part.

Make art, not war!

I often hear music in my dreams. In this case, it was ‘Babylon’ by Oneohtrix Point Never (a.k.a. Daniel Lopatin, for those unaware). I had to respond in the best way possible of course!

Landscapes too good for some.

Not as apocalyptic as it looks or sounds! Inspired by a dream I had about committing a social faux-pas of the worst kind you could imagine.

Hello 2020! The madness resumes.

A mistake I’m sure we’ll all be able to relate to, heheheh.

The end of one sketchbook, with the beginning of another to arrive shortly!

Thinking ahead, as you do.

Because two heads are better or worse than none.

Overheard the title for this while out with some friends this past weekend. Fun times so they were...

Friday night’s alright for creating...

If you see what I did here with the title then sharp eyes, you have...

I know it’s a little early to start thinking about the next decade, but I needed the inspiration...

(HB pencil on 107mm x 75mm card) A dreamscape image (automatic drawing) which randomly developed into the memory of a teacher from 1984!

Only the dark creature in your dreams can be captured with this dream catcher.

For believers in everything spiritual and all that jazz.

Me and a few close friends in a cryptic nutshell.

Samhuinn thoughts and reflections...

"Without peace, all other dreams vanish and are reduced to ashes." ~ Jawaharlal Nehru, Address to the United Nations (28 August 1954)