Mixed Media Mongolian

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They aren't drawings, more sewing actually. These pieces have paper from Argentina, Japan, and Mongolia (the postage stamps) and also feature rubber stamp marks based on West African designs. They are two separate cards encased in clear contact paper that has been sewn together with red thread and fashioned so the piece can sit up like an icon. Color versions below. I prefer the black and white but the color versions show the rubber stamps.

I would like to draw the black and white versions and I think they would make cool wallpaper.

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ChrisT Unfinished

This is what Chris will look like if he eats two snickers bars after every meal and takes a cab to the subway. I'll finish it one day.

Drawing of Sewn Card

This is a drawing of a scan of a card that I sewed scraps onto.

Flower Postcards

I sewed some flowers from an old scarf onto some water color postcard paper. Then I drew it. Here it is scanned in color and black and white.

Mennonite Kid in Store - Unfinished

Mennonite Overalls - Final

Mennonite Overalls

This is a Mennonite farmer who is holding the reigns to his beast of burden. The drawing was based on another gorgeous photograph featured in Félix Curto's solo show at La Fábrica Galerí in Madrid. Check out the original image at We Make Money Not Art.

Yellow Stripes

Another Sewn Card.

Blue Rose

Daily Art

I didn't draw today, I sewed. I sewed scraps from an old scarf onto cards and then scanned them. I may draw one tonight and post later. I may not.

Isa the Iguana

Isa is a she.

BRUISER out of Greenock

BRUISER the tug helping out CHRISTOS as she maneuvers in the river Clyde. BRUISER works out of Greenock. You can see the original image here, on the blog of Barry Watson who chronicles the river traffic of the upper Clydeside.