A collection of work by the artist David Sarallo {which is, in fact, a pseudonym...and an anagram}. Work consists of pen and pencil drawings as well as photography and painting. Check out my website and store at https://davidsaralloart.squarespace.com
Showing posts with label black and white drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black and white drawing. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Worm
Labels:
Black and White,
black and white drawing,
drawing of a worm,
pen,
pen drawing,
planets,
spiral,
stars,
surreal,
worm
Friday, January 18, 2013
Map #3
Labels:
ancient,
black and white drawing,
city map,
drawing of a map,
map,
mysterious writing,
mystery,
old map,
pencil drawing
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Map #2
Labels:
ancient,
black and white drawing,
city,
city map,
drawing of a map,
map,
mysterious writing,
mystery,
old map,
pencil drawing
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Creep #1
The
exercise...I told a story out loud, something personal, while just
randomly sketching. After about 20 minutes, maybe 30, I had drawn this.
I will continue this exercise. Talk and draw...see what comes out...
This guy also inspired me to draw a series of "Creeps."
Lastly, do you see a creepy smile, or a little frown with a crazy mustache? Which did you see first?
Labels:
big ears,
black and white drawing,
chain,
creep,
creepy,
creepy smile,
dark,
dead eyes,
drawing of a creep,
evil,
frown,
mustache,
surreal,
tree,
turtle neck,
winter trees
Thursday, January 10, 2013
London Cat
Labels:
black and white drawing,
cat in the hat,
comic,
drawing of a cat,
drawing of a cat in a hat,
funny,
London cat,
surreal,
top hat,
Victorian cat
Monday, November 26, 2012
30" by 20" Project (SOLD)
This is a commissioned work on a 30" by 20" sheet of soft fibrous paper. The three portraits in the drawing are of Solomon Burke, Charles Caldwell, and R.L. Burnside, all blues musicians. Included in the mix are trees, planets with hitching posts, and little people traveling with their balloons. I don't currently have the means of scanning a piece this large, so here are pictures of the drawing, both of the entire work and of various details.
Once again, the weapon of choice was a black pilot pen.
Once again, the weapon of choice was a black pilot pen.
Entire Work
Solomon Burke
R. L. Burnside
Charles Caldwell
Little People
Labels:
balloons,
black and white drawing,
blues guys,
Charles Caldwell,
drawing,
hitching post,
little people,
pen drawing,
planets,
R. L. Burnside,
Solomon Burke,
surreal,
trees
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Landing On The Horse
Labels:
balloons,
Black and White,
black and white drawing,
drawing,
drawing of a horse,
horse,
landing on the horse,
little people,
pen drawing,
pen drawing of a horse,
pretty horsey,
surreal
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