
This week’s links and internet. Put together through a mixture of cut and paste and ifttt procedures.
Be kind. Be useful. It’s not complicated. Most other things are a bonus.
There are things after the jump. ↩

This week’s links and internet. Put together through a mixture of cut and paste and ifttt procedures.
Be kind. Be useful. It’s not complicated. Most other things are a bonus.
There are things after the jump. ↩
Notebook: Ethel
Spread 2.
First drafts, mug drawing, rough mind map, comics and a quote from Lynda Barry.
It’s along the lines of:
“I’ve come to regard comics as something like a song. It can be about anything. We can address all sorts of things in a song, love gone wrong, truck driving, Daddies, smoking, boots, birthdays, cheating, space travel, big butts, revenge, war, a turkey in the straw, regret, genders, hands, purple haze . We can this way we can make comics about anything.”
– Although I did write it down in a hurry!

191/365
This mornings commuter drawings, with added quotes from a motivational podcast by GaryVee I was listening to at the time.
20-30 mins
Notebook: Beto.
✍
Notebook Ichabod is nearing the end. Serendipitously started on the 1st January 2017, it’s mostly filled with technical notes, stories, garbage, mind maps, schemes and some drawing, but not enough. I’m currently transitioning to two books next, standard and a smaller size in the hope I will carry the smaller one with me more often in an everyday carry type way and feel less inhibited about drawing in public.
Here’s to Notebooks Gilbert and Beto!
📓

Opening page of Notebook: Ethel
I’m going to be uploading notebooks in a more systematic fashion (with sensitive info deleted obvs). Notebook Ethel is a few years old.
This is before I started using the first page spread as an index for the rest of the book. So the lists here are largely inspirational items and ideas of content capture. There’s not much order and I tend to fill empty spaces with bits of ephemera stuck in and doodles.




Testing of my beautiful new Gullor fountain pens and Waterman inks on a portrait of a young Salvador Dali.
Apparently the photograph was taken of Dali by Luis Buñuel around the time of the making of Un Chien Andalou.
One suggestion is that Dali’s father strongly opposed his relationship with his future wife, Gala, he banished him from the family home. Before leaving for Paris to join her, Dali shaved his head and buried the hair at Cadaqués beach.
This is a real hotchpotch of drawings from various places over the last few months. As my time is very short I have taken on the process of starting the sketch from life, taking a photo, then finishing the drawing later from reference. This was against my original principle of doing this project, but it’s that or not getting anything done, so.
I have made some of these drawings available as signed digital prints on my Big Cartel store. Please have a look, there is some of my colour work available there too.
Sometimes I have made short little videos of the process of the drawing and you can see those by clicking on the Instagram link below the image and swiping to the left.
As always you can follow my progress almost realtime on Instagram or Facebook and check older drawings on previous posts, or in the gallery.






Process video viewable here. Prints available on Big Cartel.

Process video viewable here. Prints available on Big Cartel.

Process video viewable here. Prints available on Big Cartel.


Process video viewable here. Prints available on Big Cartel.