'We are pawns under the 'masters' hands'

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I fell in love with food. Is that such a sin?

Well done, so "graphicly" beauty

nice. i don't really like that the white figures are outlined in black. i love the look of a clean white edge, however what you do has nothing to do with what i like, it just turns out that what you do i always seem to like. harharhar. seriously. this is very cool. the stain on the bag is great.

Hey, thanks. I really appreciate that. There's art that suits my taste and then there's art that defines/defies my taste and I'd like to think the latter is more powerful.

As for the outline, I'm not pleased with it either. I had intended to be very thin but in trying to get the right flow into the linework I kept thickening it, unnecessarily. Oh well, I plan on doing a couple more of these for kicks, and I'll definately try a clean white edge. It makes sense in theory that that will make the white figures as dominant as the black. So thanks for the useful suggestion.

The paper isn't a bag, I collect trashy old paperbacks simply for the blank sheets at the beginning and end of the book (sometimes the middle if it's particularly trashy). So I have no idea what that stain is. I do get a slight thrill, though, in drawing something like this on a page from a filthy novella.

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Mooshy Moo, releasing fine music for free

yeah, i have overworked details in almost every piece i have ever done. i'm interested to see the other work.

great use of the paperback. i try to get my hands on free hardbacks when i can and use them for painting surfaces. i always love using found surfaces.

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custom shoes for 43 euro

wow, it is really cool!

fantastic.