Whale Hunt

June 2nd, 2009

Whales hunting humans? Watch out people, they’re planning something.

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Sketchbook #01

May 29th, 2009

Just some random drawings.

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Mothers Mourning

May 18th, 2009


To me this drawing is an abstract version of the idea of mother nature. With her entire body she grasps the head of a tiger, mourning the loss of of it’s life. Strings trail from the tigers head, the last remaining connections to it’s former being. Often when I try to draw more intimate and sensitive moments or scenes they always seem to be corny. But I like this one.

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Caesar

May 8th, 2009


Just a random drawing that turned into a caesar. I haven’t posted much lately because I’m working on a painted version of He Who Harvests The Night Sky. It’s partly an experimental piece so it’s taking some figuring out but it should be up fairly soon.

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Flower Girl

April 15th, 2009


I recently went to Brussels for the exhibition A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF UNCERTAINTIES at the AA Docks featuring prominent artists such as James Jean and Kent Williams. It was my first time seeing either of their works in person and was very impressive and inspiring. This is a drawing I did on the train back to Amsterdam.

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He Who Harvests The Night Sky

March 28th, 2009


I guess this one is a play on religious beliefs and the idea of a being who controls the cosmos. Sort of a combination between a cupid, krishna (hence the blue skin), and an average person.

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Where The Wild Things Are

March 24th, 2009


One of my favorite childhood story books is now coming to life thanks to Spike Jonze. I am so excited I almost don’t care about summer anymore. I said “almost”. There’s no trailer yet but judging by the photo’s it looks amazing. These are the kind of films I wait for. The monster in this photo also reminds me Totoro from My Neighbor Totoro. Funny how the last two posts both have animal costumes in them.

Cinematography, Motion