Today’s futuristic drawing comes from Jacob Kassnoff; “False Propaganda.”
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False Propaganda.
Posted in Submissions, tagged drawing, false propaganda, future, Illustration Month, Jacob Kassnoff on March 6, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Giraffes with Moustaches.
Posted in Submissions, tagged drawing, English Prevo, giraffes, Illustration Month, moustaches on February 15, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Around the World in Eighty Days.
Posted in Submissions, tagged around the world in eighty days, Carolyn Kassnoff, characters, drawing, elephant, fonts, illustration, Illustration Month, Jules Verne, pencil, text on February 9, 2011| 2 Comments »
For Illustration Month, I drew a few things from Jules Verne’s Around the World in Eighty Days.
Character drawings of Passepartout, Mr. Fogg, and Sir Francis.
Traveling by Elephant.
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Owls in Wood.
Posted in Submissions, tagged art, drawing, furniture, Illustration Month, Liza & Jerry Sullivan, owls, wood burning on February 7, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Today’s submission come from Liza & Jerry Sullivan. It’s a wood burnt drawing inspired by the movie Guardians.
Palms In January.
Posted in Submissions, tagged David Kassnoff, digital, Illustration Month, January, lighthouse, palms, photography, poem, snow, winter on February 2, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Our first submission comes from David Kassnoff, with photos for his poem entitled “Palms in January.”
I went looking for palms in January
Thinking of a warmer place
When I found the coast was clear, mostly
Where the boats all are wrapped in cellophane
And my footsteps have no echo, no refrain
Out by the bridge, swans huddle in low-angled sun
Just a weary wedge on the run
Fleeing the snarling spike-wheeled motorbikes
With only dark mallards for company
Just birds and me, looking for palms in January
My beaches should all wear white sugar sand
Thinking of a warmer face
And my footfalls should wash away in the wind
Except here, they’re just frozen in crystallized time
Where I’d rather walk with that very good friend of mine.
The Odd Fellows Hall is closed, shuttered, and gone
But steelheads whirl in the sky
Only working ships hug the river of this harbor town
No umbrella drinks sipped by the Genesee today
Lighthouse is dark, and the plastic palm trees don’t sway
I went walking a coastline in January
Thinking of a warmer place
But the north coast holds no winter mystery
It’s just frosted in frigid topography
Where I’d rather walk with that very good friend of mine.
–
D. Kassnoff 1/31/2011
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