Playing with oil pastels.

Fibers

Oldie But Goodie

Syd Barrett

Ah, Syd Barrett! A worn out sketch it is. When I scribbled this one out, there was a guy I know sitting across from me in the cafe, late one night. He mentioned something about it being "too feminine." In fact, it was so "feminine" that he bothered another patron about it. I wonder why. Who knows.(2007)

Fish

These fish are headed somewhere. I think I know where. Ink on paper. (2007)

Trim Castle

Castle Trim! Where is it again? I can't remember. Watercolors and ink on watercolor paper. (2008)

Lost Souls

Some sort of abstract piece. A couple contained within the rusty confines of modern conformity. (2008)

Monster

Sometimes creatures come out of nowhere. (2007)

Bunny

This type of drawing is something everyone must carry around in their pocket--in case of the urge to have a one night stand. I kid you not. These things happen, and condoms do break. Ink on paper. (2007)

Horse

This one is a nice exploration of shapes. Ink on paper. (2007)

Bird

A bird of some sort. It's done in ink on paper. (2007)

Mercury Baby

I have no idea where this little one came from. Just an image inside the rusty part of my skull... graphite on paper. (2007)

Art Design

Some sort of art design. I guess I was drunk at the time. Pencil crayon on paper. (2006)

Jonathan Davis Again

Yeah, it's another Jonathan Davis piece. The guy is so hot he melts even the most frigid heart. Graphite on paper. (2006)

Another Pete Doherty Sketch

Yeah, Doherty is definitely an interesting face to draw. Can't help it. He's like the worst addiction I've ever encountered next to refined sugars. Graphite on paper. (2006)

Pete Doherty Sketch

Wow, I remember when I first discovered Pete Doherty. He was still with the Libertines! Such a cutey, all the while being a hot mess! Graphite on paper. (2006)

Skull

I enjoy looking at skulls and various bones. I think they're interesting. Sometimes they are far more beautiful than human flesh. Watercolor on paper. (2005)

Acid Flower

Acid flower indeed! You'd need a bathtub of the stuff to remember (or forget?) what the process was in creating this oil painting. All I know is that the flower represents womanhood. (2005)

DragonFly

More dragons! This one is done in oils. Yeah, on canvas. Textures! If you can't touch a painting to feel it, what's the point? (2005)

Dragon

I love dragons. They're fantastic creatures that protect the self from the self. This one is done in graphite on paper. Her name is Lavena, meaning "Joy." She doesn't look so happy, but she gets off on eating humans for lunch. (2005)