Card Flame WIP - Waiting for the final piece to dry

The scan is pretty ropey but conveys what I have just done - the paint is barely dry, and could do with a few more coats to erase the marker outlines - The concept seems to have worked out okay in 3d so I just need to find an application for it.

A Scrap of Card

Scrap of Card 03.05.2008
Originally uploaded by Mr.Burning

Doodled over a piece of left over card.

Something else to add to the ever growing pile - I have no idea where to put these little scraps.

LOTS OF CARD

LOTS OF CARD
Originally uploaded by Mr.Burning

The great thing about having two hungry cats is that I have lots of cat food boxes on which I can paint and doodle. The downside is that, as a hoarder, I am fast running out of space to keep the material and then to keep my creations after I have finished. A lot has been dropped at various Birmingham City locations, and elsewhere, as Free Art but this still leaves a lot remaining. i will be distributing this little collection over the next few days and week, freeing up space for me to start on something else.

CARD SNAKE

CARD SNAKE
Originally uploaded by Mr.Burning

On reclaimed catfood box card, Gold Acrylic and Black Marker.

I wanted to test this and see what it would look like using different media and a different size. Proportionally it is wrong but still looks quite impressive.

CARD Character March 2008 2

CARD Character 2
Originally uploaded by Mr.Burning

From my Moleskine.

Staring eyed..things..waiting...just waiting.
Are they united?

Again, painted on card from a catfood box. These and dishwasher tablet boxes are a great source of heavy card ideal for painting on.

Card Character March 2008

From the idea scribbled in my Moleskine.

Less the clouds, stars and Satellites. I am not sure what the character is doing. Is he crossing my viewpoint? or is he waving goodbye, going off on an adventure heading toward the hills?

He still looks quite jolly and I am sure he will pop up again and make another appearance.

The card is salvaged from A catfood pouch box.

Glue Book WIP 10 Page 13/14

Glue Book WIP 10
Originally uploaded by Mr.Burning

The last two pages.

Naff wind effect - again - on page 13 but 14 has come out pretty much as anticipated.

I excpect the cover front and back to be completed very shortly. This will just entail placing block colours and some text.

Hopefully the finished article will be okay.

Comic Hero?

Acrylics and Black Barker on 9x12" Board.

Adapted from one of my previous comic doodles. This guy is a hero, of sorts, helping to save a lad caught in some mega trouble, he never speaks, eats or sleeps. I'm not even sure that he is truly a good guy- he isnt an anti hero by any means - but his thoughts are his own as is his agenda.

I'm having trouble with the marker bleeding through under the white acrylic smoke trail and I am having issues with the marker on the figure itslf. I will remedy this by going over in ink or black acrylic hopefully this will dull the lines down a little.

Seal - Version 2

Not terribly happy with the first effort I went back and added some more 'detail' around the little critter.

Moderately more pleased with this attempt although It isnt as good as I would have hoped.
The idea is out there and the chances are that I may come back and do some more with this character. Maybe I will give the piece another name....

Seal (Clubbing) New Piece

'Seal Clubbing'

9x12 Board

Acrylic and Black Marker.

This is similar in technique to 'Amnio Bunny'.

The flipper like arms were a late addition to the overall design of this character. I not terribly sure that I like them. I'm none too sure about the character itself but had to give it its moment of glory.

Maybe I will go back to the drawing board with this, I want to change the head, make it smoother and the eyes. maybe the flipper/arms could go as well or be made a bit 'chubbier'? the marker outline is too shaky.

'Amnio Bunny' New Piece

'Amnio Bunny'.

9x12 Board

Acrylic and Black Marker.

One of the new pieces that I did just last night, it possibly shows but I don't care. True to the original doodle of a 'slightly' malformed parody of a bunny which I scribbled into one of my cheap little black books (markers bleed through numerous pages) resized to fit the board size that I am using.

I primed the boards with Cadmium Yellow Hue for a nice bright finish, upon drying I then splodged some red and gold acrylics onto my mixing plate and using some scrunched up tinfoil dabbed over the surface. letting this dry I then drew the bunny outline with marker, filling in the eyes before applying masking fluid to the outlines. I then let this dry and then roughly daubed some of the Cadmium Yellow. when this dried I peeled back the masking fluid to reveal the intact thick black bunny outline.

I have started using the masking fluid technique quiote a lot in experiments and it is giving some good results especially to the way that I create my work. It isnt perfect, but nether am I, so it all works out quite well.

Bunnies, in numerous bizarre forms are taking up a lot of my time at the moment, I cannot pinpoint the exact time or the reason I started debasing them. Possibly, I distres and distort the childlike image of the rabbit, being cute and fluffy? Dunno, I'm sure that a psych evaluation will sort this fetish out!