Thread: Robot Butler's Dream Sketches

Thanks for the encouragement, everyone. I'm currently trying to get geared up to start producing again (I know, I say that at least once a month, then never do anything.) I just rearranged some furniture, so maybe this new studio will have better feng-shui.

Originally Posted by Oneironaut

Holy shit, man. Is that pencil?? That almost looks like a black and white photograph of a real stone statue.

Yeah, that is pencil on bristol. I remember it being an entry for a competition. Honestly, I can't remember if I won that one or not. Even if I did, I'm sure I blew all the money buying toys or novelty candy, or something equally stupid. Seems to be how I spend all my money.

Originally Posted by TalkingHead

Wow.. I think the most impressive is the leather jacket. I think my favorite kind of art is when you combine that kind of laborious realism with something the color and abstraction of something like your fingerpainted bridge. Obviously these are really good, but you keep saying that you did them in a hurry. Do you have any work that you've tried to perfect, or are you not motivated to show your work in galleries?

Lately, I've not been too into anything rigorous. After 10 hours drafting architectural renderings for work, I need to loosen up in my free time. I have a sort of love-hate relationship with the Bay-Area art scene. I always seem to belong to several groups that display on and off. Lately, I haven't had the energy to commit to putting something together, and it doesn't seem to be happening on its own.

Wow... Some of these are amazing... I want them. To put in my house!

Originally Posted by Robot_Butler

Lately, I've not been too into anything rigorous. After 10 hours drafting architectural renderings for work, I need to loosen up in my free time. I have a sort of love-hate relationship with the Bay-Area art scene. I always seem to belong to several groups that display on and off. Lately, I haven't had the energy to commit to putting something together, and it doesn't seem to be happening on its own.

Well that certainly makes sense. And I think I knew you were an architect. It certainly must help to be able to churn out drawings for that. Do your dreams give you architectural ideas, or are they not practical enough?

Holy crap man!
These are fantastic!
Keep it up!!!