rejected sketch that got finished all the same.
Author Archives: alex eben meyer
teeth
update: i got yelled at cause this wasn’t animated. fine.
slate: choose your own sixth sense
diy biohacking your body isn’t about creating super powers, rather gaining simpler, everyday sixth sense abilities. example, the ability to hear color. in conclusion, i drew freddy mercury with a pizza going into his ear. to which i say, mission accomplished. (not actually freddy, i blame mr. andrew morgan for this)
art direction: andrew morgan
choose your own sixth sense, will oremus.
figure drawing
some unimpressive figure drawings.
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barnard magazine: introduction to physics
bright and colorful science!
art direction: keith scharwath
after the jump
last week i had the pleasure of being interviewed by grace bonney, the one, the only, the design*sponge herself. her radio show, after the jump, appears on the heritage radio network and records out of roberta’s in bushwick. all good things.
we chatted about illustration, philadelphia, hockey, cats, and life. so, if you care to here me blabber on, have at it.
heritage radio / design*sponge / free itunes download
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figure drawing
another figure drawing session at the studio of gb tran. last night’s model was a an older gentleman, and i can only hope to be as spry and energetic when i reach his age (and pantsless).
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figure drawing
back to figure drawing. not the greatest session, but posting anyway.
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slate: the recline and fall of western civilization
first piece worked on after two weeks of traveling about india (photos to come, yes, really!), so drawing airplane seats after a 14 hour flight was fresh on my butt mind.
art direction: natalie matthews-ramo
the recline and fall of western civilization, by dan kois
figure drawing
more figure drawing, with lots of foreshortening. and yes, i got nipple happy in that second drawing, back off.
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