November 8, 2006

ink on paper

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A stack of new “car­toons drawn on the back of busi­ness cards”, all made in the last week or two.
As help­ful and con­ve­nient as dra­wing on my Tablet PC is, there’s a cer­tain je ne sais quoi you only get with ink on paper. So my favo­rite media is asser­ting itself again. Good news.
I’ll post some of these up on gaping­void, once I’ve bought a new scanner.

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10 Responses to “ink on paper”

  1. Robert says:

    I would be inte­res­ted in seeing designs that might apply to our busi­ness — not sure if you do this sort of thing or not…
    http://www.covenantglobal.com
    this is the web­site for our business…

  2. John Dodds says:

    Crea­ti­vity 1.0

  3. Leah says:

    So… are those drawn on biz cards you’ve been given or do you buy blank biz cards to draw on? Or do they have your con­tact info on the other side?
    Just curious.

  4. Claus says:

    Per­so­nally, I think the je ne sais quoi is quite appa­rent in the out­put. Loo­king for­ward to the new batch.

  5. anne says:

    hellooo !
    I receive my busi­ness cards from you today with one of your dra­wing … it is top class … won­der­ful. the back is pink with my pro­fes­sio­nal name in white, and two little sen­ten­ces about my job + web­site & email addres­ses, then on the recto, your dra­wing with a guy saying “Was it good for you” and the girl ans­wers “Read my blog“
    i love it.
    exce­llent pro­duc­tion. exce­llent artist. quick + easy tran­sac­tion. run for them !
    no i am not paid for saying this. should i ? :) )))

  6. anna says:

    hey guys. jst loo­ked through your designs and well, they sum me up… i was won­de­ring if you have ever done a dra­wing of an old boom box type thing… if you have… let me know… if not. why not?! let me know either way… please! x

  7. churchpundit says:

    i agree… when i write, my wife says my most emo­tive work is with pen on paper… same with my dra­wings… pen and paper… maybe there are less synap­ses to trans­fer the thoughts and ima­ges… but i don’t know… it just works…

  8. KG says:

    There is something divine and authen­tic as the hand and pen work together.
    I love my com­pu­ter for blas­ting out words, blog­ging, and email (couldn’t live without it), but some­ti­mes the spi­ral notebook/hand scrib­bling com­bi­na­tion pro­du­ces better-quality, more-insightful stuff… even though there’s less of it.
    I’ve keep every note­book I’ve ever written/drawn in since I was a teen. Some of those old ideas still ring true!