Suppose for a minute
that you write the odds
for this universe,
should such a position exist.
Would you change things
based on your previous experiences?
Would you consider
the entire scope and slope of existence,
careful not to upset any balances?
Whatever you do, rest assured
that something will go wrong.
That’s just how it goes, baby.
I’ve undergone a selection process with my drawings! It’s about time that I get the good ones out into the world. I’m hoping to keep sharing these fun little morsels with you while I compile my portfolio of more involved pieces.
Thanks for reading, I’ve always enjoyed sharing.
Blue Inkjoy Rollerball Pen
300 Series (0.7F, Non-Gel, Non-Retractable)
Red Inkjoy Rollerball Pen
300 Series (0.7F, Non-Gel, Retractable)
on
TWONE Full Wood Paper Sketchbook
140 x 210 mm / 5.5 x 8.25″
100 gsm / 68 lb
Red Inkjoy Rollerball Pen
300 Series (0.7F, Non-Gel, Retractable)
on
TWONE Full Wood Paper Sketchbook
140 x 210 mm / 5.5 x 8.25″
100 gsm / 68 lb
Blue Inkjoy Rollerball Pen
50 Series (1.0 M, Non-Gel, Non-Retractable)
on
TWONE Full Wood Paper Sketchbook
140 x 210 mm / 5.5 x 8.25″
100 gsm / 68 lb
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3/5/19
-AFEB
Did you think the world would end?
I’m regretting that I ended up in here;
can’t read or write or draw.
Yesterday (it feels like yesterday)
I detected a 6% chance of oblivion
coming on, like a light precipitation
stalled by the height of the clouds.
Were it to have more gravity,
a poor excuse for brevity,
I do genuinely feel like the world
would have stood a chance to–at least–
become toast, a crispy roach’s paradise.
But as it stands now, every day
of our consumption
is another plastic nail
in the coffin of our lovely carelessness.
I really wish I could use my arms.
This is a spur of the moment description
of how I like to draw and why.
I remember I recorded it around a year ago,
and listening again has inspired me to keep on chuggin’.
WHARVED 