posted: February 23, 2007

No not the music but the comic magazine. I used to do comic stories for it in the early 80's in a technique that forever disfigured my thumb.
Stippleism and line rendered with a rapidograph pen.
I have created a gallery of some of the work.

posted: February 16, 2007

Reading Cathleen's post about her early artistic origins got me thinking about my own. Here is my earliest surviving drawings from around '55 when I was 5. Done in my 'Children's Guide to the Catholic Mass'.
I remember sitting on the kneeler and drawing in it while using the pew seat for a desk. Devils, Death and Reptiles still appear in my art to this day but bowls of fruit seem to have been abandoned.

My epiphany occurred when I asked my dad who drew architectural plans to draw me a person, thinking he would draw something great I could then copy. Well all he drew, to my disappointment was little more than a stick figure! I remember thinking " I can do better than that". Thanks Dad.
 

posted: February 4, 2007

I have a new gallery of a few more sketchbook drawings  that are in color. Have a look.
http://drawger.com/fisher/?section=gallery&gallery_id=531