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17 January 2010

Inspiration

I'm finding myself wanting to spend less and less time in front of the computer these days. I'm less inclined to the clean lines of vectors and leaning towards the hand drawn/ handmade aesthetic. I'm finding inspiration in artists who really draw with beautiful fluidity. I just found Chow Martin on Society 6 and his work just makes me want to pick up a pencil and get to it.






I think it's something about the dynamics about the work I'm getting drawn to. Maybe I'm drawn to what I feel I lack. I love this 'Amelie' preliminary sketch by Nimit Malavia.



I think it's the sense of kineticism and the line variation or maybe a combination of stillness and movement, or even imagined movement, as if there were more than one time and space. One in reality and one in imagination.


What Develops Julian Callos


I guess I go through periods of stylistic obsessions like most artists but I'm feeling like the last 9 years I've been trying to consolidate the desire to draw the realistic with fantastic and I'm finally feeling like I'm almost at a point where I'm getting there. Not that I ever want to really find that I've resolved it because I think I'd bore myself.

5 January 2010

हैप्पी न्यू इयर!

Ok I swear I do this every year but i'm determined to get myself sorted this year. I did a lot of changing in 2009. Mike and I went our separate ways and I've been trying to get to grips with who I am and where to take Indescribble. So this year I'm planning to redesign the website over at indescribble.co.uk, getting involved in more shows and finding new clients.

So watch this space.

First up will be a custom toy show in early February for the launch Iksentrik's new store in Bath!

16 October 2009

Another Teaser!!



I've been working on a little wintery wonder that may just end up being a Christmas card this year so I can't very well show you the whole thing yet can I?
I'm a bit excited about it so I wanted to show you something :D

Spooky Darlings Sneak Peak



Not long now till Halloween and all the exciting goings on at Ik'sentrik.
Here's a little peak of what's coming up at the show :D
Hope to see you there!

1 October 2009

Ik'sentrik Live painting and mini show


Ik'sentrik Live painting and mini show
Originally uploaded by Indescribble

Roll on Halloween!!!
This is gonna be great fun.
Gonna be live painting the Iksentrik shop window in Frome and showing my new "Spooky Darling" custom skate decks.

Come Join the fun!

29 September 2009

Pure Pleasure Design Love...

Ines Gamler’s design blog 'Pure Pleasure Design' created a post of '155+ Illustration Streams on Flickr you shouldn’t miss.'
And guess who features? Yey!!
Check it out, there are lots of great artists and some fabulous inspiration right there.

Blogging Fail! ... And customs


Hi Hi Tiddleypeeps,

Wow, I'm really quite shocking at this blogging business.
Lots has happened since my last post. This should be Fail Blog! or Fail blog should be just a blank page saying that.
Sadly Team Indescribble is no more. After 7 1/2 years together Mike and I decided to go our separate ways. It was very sad but we're both moving down our paths and are much happier for it. Fear not though, we're both still doodling away! I'm still working under the pseudonym Indescribble and Mike will be back soon with a vengeance under his own name.

So yeah a great few months of change and re-adjustment and much more to come I think.

Meanwhile, I've been working on new things.
I recently got involved with another custom show at Iksentrik in Frome called "What A Plank" This time using skate decks as a platform. I have to say I loved it! I was so anxious about getting back to painting as little work has got beyond my sketchbook lately as I've been busy designing toys and packaging. I had heard that Julie West amongst other amazing artists had been asked to contribute so I got a little critical of my work and went a little crazy trying to come up with a decent design. Once I had a few words with myself and got myself back on track, inspiration hit and I came up with a lil something.
Painting it was a real pleasure. I loved working with the wood grain of the deck and I was really pleased with the result and have since had a really positive response. So maybe Snow boards next.