Showing posts with label centaur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label centaur. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 05, 2012
Saint Martin
The back cover of my current sketchbook (#41), along the theme of Saint Martin leaving the city and encountering a beggar.
Labels:
centaur,
Centauroid,
horse,
Marcel Ruijters,
saints,
sketchbook
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Wednesday, February 08, 2012
Monday, December 05, 2011
Centauroid, Eaten by Ducks

It seems that content from EBD keeps popping up elsewhere, so I tried to do something not so ripoffable.
Of course, this is internet and plagiarism is nothing new. I remember arguing with mail art folks in the 1980s about the pros and cons of copyright. The ones who never did anything beyond boring-looking collages of other peoples' work (blindfold + hedgeclippers equals "punk esthetics") were militantly against it. Sometimes I think today's technology is a bigger friend to the no-talents than the artists.
Monday, November 21, 2011
Centauroid

A response to Kurt's recent "Nucklavee" post, a drawing of a similar centaur which I did for a new book (soon to be published by Alkbazz).
Labels:
centaur,
Feral men,
middle ages,
nucklavee
Tuesday, August 02, 2011
Feral Woman and Centaur
Another medieval post from me, and it has nothing to do with Black Metal or any other kind of music. (Well, the Mediaeval Baebes perhaps)
Fufu might recognize this one as a remix of a page that I did for his Silent Anthology which is still being compiled. My good friend Romuald Sourisse in France is working on a series of these drawings for a show which we will have in September. Click the 'parchment' tag to see another sample, or go here for a good look at the process of medieval illumination:
http://librarii.org/spip.php?article46
Labels:
1348,
centaur,
Feral men,
middle ages,
parchment
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