At night, he steps into my body, then writes and draws. Much like sleepwalking, I wake up each morning looking at art.
It's either a book, a painting or a fun illustration. Please follow my trip to the Battery.
There’s a ghost named Poppa living in my basement. He was a handyman, with a fix it shop walking distance from the house. I stand where he stood, building canvases for my portraits. When I die, I will most likely haunt this house.
Before I cross the threshold, I’d like to finish a few things. Here’s a bucket list. Finished my paintings, draw enough emojis to put in an app, publish my book.
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I wrote a novel called Designing Hell, featuring Tom, a nerdy teen coder who hacks his way back from death into the body of a handsome Large Man. Can the coder brain and the body's brawn design his destiny. Step into the chapters and find out.
I drew folks that walked around the neighborhood or fellas from FaceBook. The more I drew, the better I got. If people looked like my illustrations, they'd have large brows, giant eyes and tiny mouths. I like crazy proportions. I hope you like them also.
Build my canvases out of wood and I puzzle parts together, making the composition random. the painted pieces are positioned a few ways before finalizing the painting. My process probably came from being a creative director. It's fun to let the art decide.
I took a year off, so I had time to put together a book of my illustrations.
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