More than a week ago, I did a project I haven't done since High School. A paper mache' mask for Halloween. Specifically, I chose to create the Pink mask from Pink Floyd's the Wall. I am aware that the shade of pink isn't correct, nut I was in a fix. As in, the correct shade ran out and it needed more layers so I did my best. This was a first time in 10 years project and I'm very happy with the results.
Of course a Halloween mask must come with a costume. I would have gone full ragdoll, marching hammer, or even a mundane uniform, but my plans fell through during my search. So in the end I dressed as a physical representation of my fandom and love for Pink Floyd. What do you think?

(I would have posted earlier, but I was on a trip and stayed unplugged at the time; plus I was busy and tired as soon as I got home)

I recently purchased a new sketchpad. I named it Mithrandir; one of Gandalf's many names. (I'm in a bit of an LOTR phase.)
Anyway, I'm sketching at least once per day. Whether it's just doodles or actual effort.
On my way home last night,  I drew Lady Voldemort. No reason, no plan, and no cares.  It's not great, but it's passable for rusty skills. I hope you like it.

Earlier today, I embarked on one of the most incredible experiences I have ever had. I attended the Claypool Lennon Delirium concert at the Oregon Zoo. Not just that, I also participated in a Q&A and Meet & Greet/ photo-op with Les Claypool and Sean Lennon themselves. The concert itself was a euphoric experience. I stood in the mosh-pit area getting beaten by the falling rain while losing myself completely to their musical performance and witty banter sprinkled throughout. It was wonderful altogether.
Plus I got some sweet stuff such as a lanyard, a signed poster, and a phone charger. I would have also sampled Les Claypool's wine at the Meet & Greet, but I didn't have the over 21 wristband; and I'm not much of a wine drinker.  Anyway, here are some photos from the concert.


VIP Lanyard front and back

 


Claypool Lennon Delirium Phone Charger

Both pictures of me with Sean Lennon (R) and Les Claypool (L)

The pictures I took of their performance. I was so close to the stage!

 


The poster I received after the Meet & Greet. Signed by both of them Framed with my wristband.

Andy Griffith Show inspired doodle drawn by me and and my friend, Macy! I love it!

Try guess the episode references. xD

I drew a portrait of one of my favorite actors, Ezra Miller. No reason, I just think he's awesome and very handsome.

Today, I presented a small art project to my therapist. It is a written and illustrated book of personal goals that I had been working on the last couple weeks. She thinks it's awesome ans so do I.
So here you go. This is my Book of Goals. I hope you like it and I hope the way i am posting this makes it easier to read.

 

During a wonderful visit with my friend/ coworker, we drew a picture together one doodle at a time.
Some time later, I decided to play with it on Paint.net. I mainly outlined it, colored a little bit, and managed to save our signatures and symbols.
Here's the before and after.

Before:

 After:

I decided to try something new. I made an Owlbear plush completely by hand only using what i have at home.  His name is Gom Gom. Same as my current Pathfinder character's stuffed Owlbear.

Day 1: Head and Torso

Day 2: Arms and Striped shirt

Day 3: Little feetsies

Hey all! I have a new project in the works. Who all likes to color? I know I do. I especially like to do so while listening to music or an audio book. Because of the last Meatmas contest  and of my want to have more variety to color, I have decided to work on my own coloring book. Some of it will be directly from the blog (that I edit to make more color-able) and new artwork.
Here's a sample of one of my color pages. I just worked on this one today.
What do you think?

Remember when I entered that Meatmas "Color a Sosig" contest a while back? The winners have been drawn and like last year, I did not win. I'm a little bummed, but there were so many entries and the nominees did outstanding work. Better luck next year. I already can't wait.

It is my birthday today; as well as David Bowie, Elvis Presley, and Graham Chapman. I drew something as a tribute months in advance, but I wasn't happy with it. Very early this morning, I cleaned it up on Paint.net and I'm much happier with this one.