XaraXone Featured Artist

[jassony]

I really enjoyed viewing your work, such an imagination!

I laughed out loud when I read of your story of drawing Moses in a motorized crib with a turret gun when you were little. It brought back memories of a 5 year old I used to watch after school when he drew he was also making the sounds of what he was drawing. i.e. if it was a gun with bullets coming out each bullet was accented by him yelling "bang"

I'd love to see your Moses.
Judi

[RTK]

Oh, that drawing is long, long gone.

I will re-create it in Xara sometime soon and post it in the Xara Gallery forum [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]

I STILL make sounds when I draw [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]

Risto

[RTK]

The Moses drawing is long, long gone.

I will re-create the idea in Xara, sometime soon, and post it in the Xara Gallery forum.

I STILL make sounds when I draw [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]

Risto

[ivan louette]

He isn't so abstract than Joan Miro and that was a so nice experience for me to see his little drawings, so funny with a very special humour and nice in color.

I liked also very much "Les Shadocks"; that was a french very stylized animated cartoon serie with the voice of a great humoristic french actor, Claude Piéplus. The little characters were a little bit similar to yours. An amazing humoristic "disaster" (in the good sense, of course).

ivan

[RTK]

I have never really looked into Paul Klee's work.

There are a lot of resources on the web!

I had a quick look at some of his art and it looks beutiful! Look like alot of fun and his use of color is also amazing.

I found Les Shadock's on the Canal Plus website. It looks great! The characters are simple but very expressive - I will go back and visit when I get some time.

Risto