The Marauding Wave Gatherer by Synapse

2D • Weird • posted on Jan 05, 2004

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0.1mm black pigment pen on small sketchpad, 104x163mm (as with my "embryonic" series, no postwork) In my lunch hour today I went to one of my local stationery shops and bought three Staedtler pigment liner pens; two fine ones at 0.1mm and a thicker one at 0.7mm. My Rendo friends' appreciation of the three line drawings in my "embryonic" series, posted a few days back, has reminded me of how absorbed I used to be when working on pieces like those. So I'm determined (one way or another) to get back into that way of working a bit more... thank you especially Cassie for your support and encouragement! :-) So this is a first doodle, very free and unplanned, some strange little being at one with its environment, both affecting it and being affected by it! I know I know, I'm very "rusty" and out of practice! But once I picked up the pen and started using it, the old feel was familiar and somehow it doesn't seem long since I was working with them frequently, although I haven't used them on a weekly basis since my teens ;-) So there should be more pen work cropping up in my gallery from now on, from time to time, both in its own right and integrated with my more familiar digital styles. Thanks as always for your feedback :-)

Comments (15)

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irix.

9:02PM | Mon, 05 January 2004

this is amazing jim at 1st i saw bird then a wave i see so many things in this hugzzzzzzzz jim!

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gunsan

10:09PM | Mon, 05 January 2004

I think you can add this one to the January theme in 2D Forum because it truely is a rebirth of something old you have not done for so many years. You almost get me inspired to do the same :-)

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Meyrink

12:38AM | Tue, 06 January 2004

Questo studio di linee da cui prende vita un riconoscibile soggetto umanoide induce pere piacevolmente a visualizzare altre forme embrionali accennate nella masssa centrale. Per me un ottimo lavoro!

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bevchiron

12:39AM | Tue, 06 January 2004

Gun said exactly what I was thinking as I saw this! I love the way I can see a kind of evolution from your teen work to digital to something new, I'm sure combining the two will produce some more fascinating imagery!

jyriviuhko

3:46AM | Tue, 06 January 2004

LoL!! Awesome! :D

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cbender

4:57AM | Tue, 06 January 2004

hey - more of this pls... :))
i like this wavy wave waver creation... :)

Heart'Song

6:28AM | Tue, 06 January 2004

Yayyyy! I'm glad you decided to do this. This one has a wonderful flow. Kinda reminds me of Hopi stuff, I think. Very nice

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crrunchyfrog

6:42AM | Tue, 06 January 2004

This little guy is SO cool and endearing I could imagine him being stolen by some corporation as their mascot! I do see a few little shakes here and there, but overall I find this so incredibly free that those tiny imperfections almost add to the charm. Thank you so much for stocking up and taking the plunge ;) I so look forward to seeing where you go with this long untapped talent! hugs Great re-birthing my friend HUGS

Jay7347

8:15AM | Tue, 06 January 2004

Really cool and different. Like to see that here. -jay

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tibet2004uk

8:22AM | Tue, 06 January 2004

hAHA! sO COOL! Love it! He's adorable! Would make a fantastic character for a comic book or a cartoon or both actually! ;) Excellent my sweet Jim!! :) Tons of hugs and lots of love, Pascale.

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