they can go to hell
it’s been so hot lately, I’m having a hard time drawing people in anything but bathing suits. blah.
a sketch by Caitlin Rose Boyle
3 x 5 inches pen & ink
Girl in the War detail shot #2
part of a larger work inspired by Josh Ritter’s song Girl in the War
a sketch by Caitlin Rose Boyle
3 x 5 pen & ink sketch
Girl in the War detail shot
part of a larger work inspired by Josh Ritter’s song Girl in the War
a sketch by Caitlin Rose Boyle
3 x 5 pen & ink sketch
peacocks in the front yard, but I dreamed of vultures, pen & ink, 11” x 14”
A pen & ink piece inspired by the lovely and devastating album, Tallahassee, by The Mountain Goats. The final piece is 11 x 14, done with an 03 and an 04 Pentel hybrid technica pen, as well as a thicker marker for the darker lines.
I restarted this one a few times before I got a face on the peacock I was happy with; everything else flowed in a spiral out from that point. I think I’d like to do a series of Tallahassee pen and ink works, centering on the animal iconography present in songs like Idylls of the King, Alpha Rats Nest, and most obviously, Peacocks.
happy bat, pen & ink, 4” x 6”
because why not
batbatbat, pen & ink, 11” x 14”
fruit bat, pen & ink, 4”x7”
“But I Love You, p.17”, pen and color ink, Fall 2009, 24 Hour Comic Day.
24 hour comic day is an exercise in which the artist creates a 24 page comic within a 24 hour time span, without planning ahead.
“But I Love You, p.16”, pen and color ink, Fall 2009, 24 Hour Comic Day.
24 hour comic day is an exercise in which the artist creates a 24 page comic within a 24 hour time span, without planning ahead.
“But I Love You, p.4”, pen and color ink, Fall 2009, 24 Hour Comic Day.
24 hour comic day is an exercise in which the artist creates a 24 page comic within a 24 hour time span, without planning ahead.
