✏️ Drawing
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05-Oct-2021
One of the first manga I read was “Urusei Yatsura” published by Viz in the late 80s and early 90s. The hilarious farcical melodrama features Lum, impish troublemaker and “magical girlfriend.” For #Lumtober, here is my slightly zaftig take on Rumiko Takahashi’s wonderful iconic character! #lum #rumikotakahashi -
02-Oct-2021
gwen and her blankey /sketch -
01-Oct-2021
it’s not inktober. -
02-Sep-2021
Playing at @ink_and_drink_lb tonight. Feels good but I’m out of practice. -
05-Oct-2020
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07-Jul-2020
I thought I’d take a shot at explaining what ANTIFA is all about. -
04-Jul-2020
What to a Slave is “Independence Day?” Thank you Frederick Douglass for the words. -
04-Jun-2020
“Force does not work the way its advocates seem to think it does. It does not, for example, reveal to the victim the strength of his adversary. On the contrary, it reveals the weakness, even the panic of his adversary, and this revelation invests the victim with patience. Furthermore, it is ultimately fatal to create too many victims. The victor can do nothing with these victims, for they do not belong to him, but—to the victims. They belong to the people he is fighting. The people know this, and as inexorably as the roll call—the honor roll—of victims expands, so does their will become inexorable: they resolve that these dead, their brethren, shall not have died in vain. When this point is reached, however long the battle may go on, the victor can never be the victor: on the contrary, all his energies, his entire life, are bound up in a terror he cannot articulate, a mystery he cannot read, a battle he cannot win—he has simply become the prisoner of the people he thought to cow, chain, or murder into submission.” ― James Baldwin -
26-May-2020
Drawing! Today: untoyed robots. I’d like to have toys of these three. But they don’t really exist. Who are they? Chappie (2015) is a film about a police bot who gets a conscience, sort of. 7-Zark-7 was a character added to Gatchaman (1972) to adapt it into the tv show Battle of the Planets (1978). And Irona is from the 1950s sometime. She’s Richie Rich’s robot maid and bodyguard from the comics and tv. #chappie #battleoftheplanets #7zark7 #irona -
19-May-2020
Cont’d: “LAY DOWN ALL THOUGHT / SURRENDER TO THE VOID”