A little this and some of that. Dash of pepper and garlic.
An organic creation for dinner.
The drapes behind the clutter
alone, Art, artist, Barry Comer, Barry Comer Artist, Clutter, Drapes
There are the drapes and the clutter, who hide behind the boxes and move like film among the wires; to the beat of Saturday while alone.
Whiplash green
Barry Comer, Self Portrait
I am whiplash green and not a Spartacus in shades of brown.
Just a flimsy sheet of paper
Cash Register, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
It’s raining and all I have is a flimsy sheet of paper to wrinkle and bow. Plus, I lost or had stolen all my pens and pencils from my classroom.
This is what you do when the tools are in short supply and the weather keeps you in.
From shape to shape
Alive, American Illustrator, Art, Artist's Hands, Barry Comer, Coffee Dreams, Shapes, Toyota Camry
From shape to shape, the natural and machined, bend my eye. Nothing escapes the attraction of curve, fluid mass and void.
Even though imaginative color is applied by you, the beat of a hand touching paper goes on.
The artist never stops to admire a “perfect sketch”, because none exists.
Restless minds cave to desire.
Table for none
Creativity, Loose, Playtime, Table Species
What a fun Saturday morning sketching and creating a new sensation for my eyes. The world always opens up when one has patience and determination.
I am on to something I like; a looseness and sense of play.
More to come.
Cashew and cup
Barry Comer Artist, Cashew, Coffee Cup, Dr. Ph. Martin Watercolor, Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Watercolor
Speaks for itself.
Dreams
Barry Comer, Barry Comer Artist, dreams, The Cranberries, Tinted Background Sketch, Transitions
Oh my life is changing everyday
In every possible way
And oh my dreams
It’s never quite as it seems
‘Cause you’re a dream to me
Dream to me
In every possible way
And oh my dreams
It’s never quite as it seems
‘Cause you’re a dream to me
Dream to me
Dolores O’Riordan / Noel Hogan – The Cranberries
Trial Balloon
Alley Flowers, artist, Barry Comer, Barry Comer Artist, Day Lilly, Michael Ehrhardt
After looking at some of Michael Ehrhardt’s work this week, I became inspired. He is an accomplished and prolific German artist, who works in acrylics.
He is masterful.
My artwork defines itself lately by scribing my thoughts in pen, and wanted to give something new a try. I wanted to share the punctuation of line, with an inappropriate/inconsistent/landscape-like background.
I like and may integrate more into my work. Thank you for the inspiration.
Industrial design
artist, Cafe, Restaurant Coffee Grinder
While waiting to eat lunch with my friend Kathy and family; I started sketching. Near, was an industrial coffee grinder that looked cast out of the hardest metals. The shapes were formed, banged and screwed.
Of course I had to start a drawing. However, everyone came and I couldn’t finalize what I saw.
Late today, I started to look at it and decide if it was worth putting more ink on paper.
Glad I did.
