Number 12

One of the first

Number 11

Look at that arse! No, seriously. I was speaking about minimalism, simplicity in the form of the lines, something uncluttered to be able to deliver an idea without being pollute by aestheticism. But then, I unleashed and I gazed myself with the poison of aestheticism. Results of this poisoning will be seen from number 20. What is the idea, you may ask? You should refer yourself to Number 7 and 3.

Number 10

There was something very spermatic, visceral and slimy about that picture that I saw in a fashion magazine. It made me thing of some kind of subterranean group of supernatural hermaphrodite being, feeding on what they can reach, sometime their own reproduction. Until they are too old to be the strongest and get eaten by their own reproduction.

Number 9

 Creature from a " Cabaret".

Number 8

I need to remember to take it easy with the glue. I am not a big fan of those Papier-Maché-style wrinkles.

Number 7

I have to say that, at first when I started this series, I wanted it to be raw, illustrative, but minimalist. Because I thought by keeping pure, it will send its messages  more efficiently Then, I realised that there is a lot to explore within the simplicity of the lines. The line will always be that  simple dark mark that you can shape into an invader of a white empty canvas. But your white canvas, is the one you have to worry about. That c****! Even if later in my work, I indulge myself with more complex orchestration of simple lines, the importance of the void and white space of the piece of paper can't be depreciate. It brings its different connotation, language and so then a different concept in the form.

I will be back, I'm meeting a friend and I am horribly late.

Number 6

It is that time of the day. When I bring you a little surprise, from the marvellous attic, while Mr Sandman is running down the stairs . Hey, I am not as soporific as he is. I don't bring you a dream, I'll bring you ... ENLIGHTENMENT! And, if I see him ( I might since we've been working the same shift.), I will invite him over for a port. And I will show him this drawing.

Dodo. Does my Dodo look cosy? Yes, M'am.He surely does. We can sleep on his face and drill on it because it looks soooo comfy.

Did I mention that I take my art seriously? And by asking this question, does it look like  I am not credible?