AZF crew
Ink an wash on paper
8.5 x 5.5 inches
This is an illustration I did for the zine featured in the Atlanta Zine Fest’s Indiegogo video. There’s only a few days left to donate to their campaign, so give it a look: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t078wkVDP_k
Thank you!
Figure drawing session today! Fun fun fun!
Sale (white)
Colored pencil on paper
8 x 11 inches
This is my donation to the $50 wall at the Hambidge Auction this Saturday at the Goat Farm.
For more info, visit the auction website here: http://www.hambidge.org/the-auction.html
Fooling around with the wacom before work yesterday afternoon.
I drew some shirts for the Atlanta Zine Fest’s bingo night fundraiser tomorrow night. If you’re around Atlanta, you should come play, you might win one of these!
https://www.facebook.com/events/575742605784346/?fref=ts
Kuato
Digital drawing
One of 5 designs now up on Fallen Arrows’ online shop!
http://fallenarrows.com/products-page/ashley-anderson/
Dauber wasp
2013
Digital drawing
I did this quick, fun drawing for the Atlanta Zine Fest BINGO NIGHT.
I got the idea from “dauber” bingo pens, which immediately made me think of wasps!
People on the Bedford L platform, Westbound L, and the Northbound 6 train.
In the next few days I’ll be posting some sketches from my recent NYC trip. This is from the day I landed. I couldn’t check my duffle bag at any museums, so I bopped around Williamsburg and drew people/not-people.
This page is from the several hours I spent at the Verb coffee shop on Bedford Ave.
Ghost (Murky)
2010
Ink wash and acrylic on plasticized paper
8x8 inches
Finishing a sketch fragment from yesterday’s DMV sketch-a-thon. Needs a severed Garfield head somewhere…
G’oil
2012
Ink and ink wash on duralar
18 x 18 inches
One of 5 drawings on plastic I created for my solo show “Shinobi Marilyn” at Emily Amy Gallery in Atlanta, GA.
©Ashley Anderson
Long line at IKEA the other night.
Cthulhu
2013
Ballpoint pen on paper
3.5 x 7 inches
Did some sketching in Midas waiting on my car to get fixed. Got pretty gnarly with it.
Invisible Woman
2012
Hand engraving on duralar
18 x 18 inches
The second image is a copy of the original modified for visibility, ironically.
This is a drawing on plastic I did for my solo show “Shinobi Marilyn” at Emily Amy Gallery. Using an xacto knife I cross hatched scratched lines into the surface of the plastic sheet, one pixel at a time.
The scratched lines interfere with the passage of light through the plastic, creating a shadow on the wall behind the drawing.
