Inktober 2017 10 Coffee Worms by durleybeachbum
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Description
Coffee splashes, brown pen and Letraset markers on shiny A5.
The coffee stains didn't really work on the slippery paper, so they turned into worms.
Comments (10)
moochagoo
Ah, ah, great humour. I love it.
jendellas
Great fun!!!!
Cyve
Great creation my friend !!!
miwi
Klasse work!!!!!!!!!!
Faemike55
I hope my coffee stains don't become worms
rachris480907
LOL! This is great! And coffee stains (and any other stains) make wonderful inspiration for doodling. Sometimes I'll see a shadow that sparks a doodle (e.g., a towel on a towel rack and the shadow looks like the head of a hound dog). Or sometimes it's just fun to squiggle with a pen or pencil for several strokes without really thinking about what you're doing, then see what kind of interesting doodle you can expand the squiggles into. Patterns in clouds, tiles, etc., are also great inspiration, but coffee stains are definitely "essential tools" in the doodler's toolbox. (Boring lectures and meetings are also great motivators)
Love this piece!
wysiwig
Look at the eyes on those little guys. Obviously too much coffee.
helanker
HAHA! and of course you made something fun out og the stains. LUV´em :D
kgb224
Outstanding work Andrea. God bless.
anahata.c
mistakes are great inspirations---I love how you turned these into worms---who fly or are underwater, and they look like they're made of real objects---I mean like pasta or pretzels collaged onto the painting. Their color is great against all that sea green. I love the washes in the sky too (or water)...little blurbs floating upwards, along with a distinct underwater feel to the plants. You did a great job capitalizing on a mistake, a delightful piece.
(I want you to know it's not easy leaving your other works behind...but I'm over halfway through your drawings, so I may actually comment on everyone of your inktobers!) (and it kills me that I can't produce a single drawing worth anything right now, because I'm dying to contribute, after seeing all you've posted...)