Cartoon

I make my cartoons old school - on paper with felt pen.

This cartoon was made as a birthday gift for a friend of mine. It was first drawn in pen and then copied. On the copy the lines were enhanced with a pencil. The colors were then added with felt pens.

Unfinished Art

Pencil drawing from around 2007 that I never finished.

Skull

Done in pencil and slightly touched up with Picasa.

I wanted to draw a skeleton but it was late at night and I didn't really have the patient so I ended up drawing just a skull instead.

Bitter Heart

Quick pencil draft of a heart with cogwheels that is leaking oil. Edited in Picasa.

Inspired by the line "my bitter heart is pumping oil into my veins" by Billy Talent, Billy Talent III, Rusted From the Rain.

Petroleum-Born Crow

Quick draft done with ink pen and slightly edited in Picasa.

Got the idea from my own writing "I felt how the carcass of what was left of a heart inside heaved and creaked – metal wreckage leaking oil in swelling droplets that splashed into a murky puddle that begun shaping into some dark creature. Dripping, black wings swelled from it, a semi-liquid body breaking loose, beak melting open into a shriek. Petroleum born, a new breed of contamination to bring death to anything it touched."

Digital Paint Upon Photo

Looks pretty creative doesn't it? It's not that amazing to be honest. It's probably copyright inference and also it's a cheap trick to look talented. I've only used Microsoft Paint and the different pencils/brushes to make the original photo look like a painting. Only took about an hour.

Fire

The photo is taken with a Panasonic Lumix DSC-TZ5 camera.

And then edited with the online editing program Picnik.com.

Premium Is Too Expencive

Since I don't have the money to pay for Picnik Premium there's only a limited window in time during which I can use the zombiefy-effects. Hence the sloppy editing. (Oh, yes it's a mervlous excuse, I know!)

The photo is taken with a Sony Cybershot DSC-p10 camera and then edited with the online editing program Picnik.com.

Undead Kitten

The photo is taken with a Panasonic Lumix DSC-TZ5 camera and then edited with the online editing program Picnik.com.

Delay

As you must have noticed by now the art I planned on has yet to be displayed here. I apologize for the delay and hope the five-piece collection will still be appreciate once it do arrive. In the meantime I will try to upload some other pieces of art I have laying around.

Sneak Preview

This little fellow below is going to be part of the collection. He's going to be an oil painting on aquarelle background.

Stay tuned for more art.

Stop, Drop and Roll!

Time for ugly and grotesque art!

Anglerfish Art is now producing a five pieces collection of twisted art.

Artworks soon to be exhibited on this blog.

A Murder of Crows

A 8.27 x 11.67 in (210 x 297 cm) pencil drawing. Maybe I'll make a panting from it later on. Maybe not.

Pbrush Art of a Nine Year Old

Before Paint was Paint the nine-year-old me drew a depiction of Simba. Several years later I found it again and updated the colors. Newer finished and forgotten about for eleven years I today saw it (and the re-colored version) in a dusty old folder, tucked away beneath piles of junk somewhere in a corner of the hardware. For being cramped up in a confined space for so long I felt sorry for it and decided to let it and let it stretch its legs here on this blog.

Temporary Creativity Brainsickness

I think this was supposed to become a series of the seven virtues. As far as I remember this was the only photo I ever took however. And I cannot seem to recall which virtue it was supposed to represent (or why I mixed two religions like this, if I wanted to use Buddha in my pictures surely I should have made a series on the noble eightfolded path instead.) Indeed a failed project.

Anwyay.

The photo was taken with a Sony Cyber Shot DSC-P10 camera and the camera’s effect ‘sepia’ was used. The photo was then edited with the help of picnik.

Unchained

I ought to get a scanner. Or be less lazy, perhaps. In any case my photos of my drawings are a sad sight. Once again, rather than take another photo, I used an editing program to cut out everything that should not be in the picture. The actual drawing is 8.27 x 11.67 in (210 x 297 mm). It took more or less 1-2 years to finish, is one year and five months old and it is a depiction of a photograph.

Copycat Strikes

Out of boredom I drew Henry (a The Matches logo from the E. Von Dalh Killed The Locals era). It took me approximately 2 hours and I drew it in Paint. It's no Mona Lisa but I thought it was a decent enough Paint copy. I'm not sure if I'm bending rules here, copyright isn't exactly my area of expertise, but I'm hoping this is allowed. But just to be clear; Henry is not my creation and I hold no copyright to it whatsoever. I just happen to have too much time on my hands and too little to do and thus made a Paint drawing copying the original Henry on free hand. None of it is copy and paste.

Borrowing Without Permission

Though I have a sort of series of photos on this theme this is the only one out of twelve I am sure does not violate any copyright. Thus it’s the only photo in the series that will appear on this blog. (Unless hit by a sudden creativity untainted by laziness and so goes to take my own damn photos to edit.)

The camera that was used was a Sony Cyber Shot DSC-P10 and the photo was then edited with an online photo editing program called picnik.

Golden Apple

A 11.69 x 15.54 in (297 x 420 mm) still life painting that’s four or so years old. Due to laziness I didn’t take it out of its frame to photograph it. So there are some reflections going on. And I got rid of some by editing the photo and so there’s a bit more to the actual artwork than what’s seen on the photo. But, no worries, you’re not missing out on anything, I can assure you.

Industrial Cat

A 11.69 x 15.54 in (297 x 420 mm) aquarelle painting in black and blue. It took approximately 2-3 hours to finish and is not a depiction. (Oh, and it's possible to click on the images for larger versions.)


And, just for fun, I zombified it with an online photo editing program: