Tuesday, February 26, 2019

Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Tuesday, February 05, 2019

Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Psyche Delectus: Michael's Gift

In fields of lava
All hope and verdant pastures
held at bay
by the ultimatum that I return
to the role that once
almost killed me.

Recommended Listening:


{8x5.33, Digital Images manipulated in Adobe Photoshop}


Tuesday, December 25, 2018

Psyche Delectus: The Moment

Through concentrated rigors
and generous application of will
a forward motion

Recommended Listening:

{8x5.33, Digital Images manipulated in Adobe Photoshop}

Tuesday, November 27, 2018

Saturday, October 06, 2018

Saturday Sketch: Tundra

In their first series, Tundra was Alpha Flight's first big nemesis.  Pun intended.   A member the pantheon of dark gods, The Great Beasts, Tundra and his brethren were continual adversaries of Alpha Flight.  I've always enjoyed the simplicity of Tundra's menace: vaguely humanoid in shape but he could grow large enough to crush a city, if Alpha Flight wasn't there to stop him.  All apologies to John Byrne.


{8x5.33,  created in Adobe Photoshop}



Sunday, September 16, 2018

Happy Birthday Mike Mignola

Mike Mignola has been one of my favorite artists since I first picked up the Rocket Raccoon, Incredible Hulk, and Alpha Flight issues he drew in the early Eighties.  His work has a mystique and mystery that no one else was creating at that time or in my opinion, since.  His style has changed much from his early eighties work with his later work at DC Comics, the Bram Stoker's Dracula adaptation,  and the advent of Hellboy.  I have enjoyed the journey through every stylistic iteration of his art.

His work has been hugely influential upon my artistic style and process.  I send this out in thanks for the literal years of entertainment and joy I've received from his work.  Thank you Mr. Mignola and Happy Birthday!

{8x5.33,  created in Adobe Photoshop}


Tuesday, September 11, 2018

Psyche Delectus: The Portalland Calling

I heard the owls hoot
two nights running.
They were closer, 
louder than I had heard before.
It took me a day's confusion
to sift the answer:

Concentric circles repeating,
like polka dots,
like breadcrumbs,
structured shadows
caught in a sideways glance
and the echoes of their shapes
plain in his light.

two tin cans
with a taut string between them.
My hand wrapped gently around the one.
I raise it up 
to my open mouth.


Recommended Listening: 
Oneohtrix Point Never 
A Pact Between Strangers 
from A Pact Between Strangers
  
{8x5.33, Digital Images manipulated in Adobe Photoshop}




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