A little bit of portfolio stuff re: an upcoming event...
If you want a higher-resolution edition, in order to help get the word out, I could upload that to a public-access folder on Dropbox.
Showing posts with label experimentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label experimentation. Show all posts
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Skies, Then and Now
Irony found
in this fact:
I grew up in the Prairies
from Alberta
to Manitoba.
And so rarely
would I look up
at the skies
and the stars.
Despite watching
Adama and Kirk,
Rogers and Koenig,
I would not look
up at the skies
where, so the TV said,
their adventures
and trials played out.
Now, in Ottawa,
despite tales in the news
of light pollution
masking the skies,
I look up and see
at last, at long last,
Dubhe and Bellatrix,
Polaris and Rigel.
And still,
I do not quite
understand
what it is I see
at night, when
the skies are clear...
or at least...
clear enough.
in this fact:
I grew up in the Prairies
from Alberta
to Manitoba.
And so rarely
would I look up
at the skies
and the stars.
Despite watching
Adama and Kirk,
Rogers and Koenig,
I would not look
up at the skies
where, so the TV said,
their adventures
and trials played out.
Now, in Ottawa,
despite tales in the news
of light pollution
masking the skies,
I look up and see
at last, at long last,
Dubhe and Bellatrix,
Polaris and Rigel.
And still,
I do not quite
understand
what it is I see
at night, when
the skies are clear...
or at least...
clear enough.
Labels:
astronomy,
dwight williams,
experimentation,
poetry,
science fiction
Sunday, November 11, 2007
One small lesson
Learned the hard way.
Never use Deleter colour pens on Peter Pauper Press sketchbooks. Sure, the results look cool. But the ink goes right through the page. (Certain other brands of brush pen marker, too, while I'm at it.)
Prismacolor Premier fine line markers, though? That's another, happier story.
I still like the sketchbooks. I just need thicker paper for some types of pen.
Never use Deleter colour pens on Peter Pauper Press sketchbooks. Sure, the results look cool. But the ink goes right through the page. (Certain other brands of brush pen marker, too, while I'm at it.)
Prismacolor Premier fine line markers, though? That's another, happier story.
I still like the sketchbooks. I just need thicker paper for some types of pen.
Labels:
design,
experimentation,
illustration,
pens,
tools of the trade
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
More colour experimentation

Yours to enjoy or not, done with Pitt Brush Pens and Prismacolor Premiers(among other devices). I like these tools.
Labels:
color,
experimentation,
local hero,
sketches
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Fansketching the Tenth Doctor
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