Showing posts with label digital. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital. Show all posts

Monday, March 11, 2019

Something Old, Something New


Spider Monkey

Street Scene

Woman and Banana

These are a few more of my older works, recolored, or perhaps not, for this new blog.  My skills keep increasing as I commit time and effort to improving my drawing and Photoshop knowledge.

I'm even going to attend a local art school opening up soon.  

I feel like in 2019, I haven't been creating that much new stuff, only reinventing old works from the second half of 2018.  My imagination needs stimulation, and I need to commit some serious time to drawing, not to social media or other wastes of time...

Monday, March 4, 2019

Transitions...


Jet Fighter


China Gate


Chloe's Window


Fierce Woman


I'm transitioning away from martial arts, nutrition, and taoist philosophy, since none of it is realistic anyway, and moving towards art, design, cartooning, and aesthetics.  I have two educations, the first in Traditional Chinese Medicine, the other in graphic design.

While I am a healer and a martial artist, I'd rather explore the world through the eyes of an artist.  This simple kind of art, combined with today's technology, lends itself to the blending of all art forms.

I like drawing, design, writing, music, philosophy, and poetry, and in today's world, I can make something of myself.  There's an audience out there for what I teach.

So here are my four latest works, ranging from years ago to months ago, but only recently colored in Photoshop.  

Jet Fighter is a cartoonish interpretation of a Roy Lichtenstein work.  China Gate incorporates symbolism from Ancient China and Taoism.  Chloe's Window is based on a photo a friend sent me on Facebook.  And Fierce Woman is something I drew when I was in Israel in September 2015, but only colored a few days ago.

My life is improving as I discover new things, things that were meant for me, or at least as I get older.

I am discovering art, stoic philosophy, Paleo diet, tai chi, qi gong, yoga, and all the while, I can hear the thumpin of John Lee Hooker's guitar...