Phantom Faces...

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Well, I am seeing phantoms again.  Here I have uploaded two of my recent works created on fabric using colored pencils and Pitt artist pens.  In case you are wondering, I did find the pattern in the fabric and used that as the foundation for the faces.  The Pitt pens are used to do the black areas and I use a brown one to add darker areas too.  This first piece I call Hair Fire.

This one is inspired by two faces that I saw.  I call it dual personality as it represents our common self and the idea of a higher or more spiritual side.  The fabric was some hand dyed I received in a swap a number of years back.  I wish I could remember whose fabric this is as it is really beautiful.  

On a related note, this process is giving me more of a push to do some drawing again.  I find this type of work a little bit of cheating since I already have the beginning of it provided for me.  I just go in and fill in the blanks and add the details.  But, seeing my doodles again made me realize how much I miss the process of drawing.  It is funny how drawing, sculpting and painting all have very blissful feelings for me.  It is a good thing.

Comments

SympleTymes Cloth Art By Sherrie Nordgren said…
These are just amazing!! I LOVE them.Gosh your soooo talented!
12:56 PM
Natalie said…
AWESOME!!!
Cody-you're too much... Love your work.

Hugs,

~Nat
1:43 PM
Cody Goodin said…
Thank you Sherrie and Natalie, I appreciate the feedback.
7:05 PM
Lorell Lehman said…
These are really gorgeous Cody....I know what that feels like, the lure back to drawing....it's very strong!
Love your goblins too!
6:24 PM
Cody Goodin said…
Thank you Lorell. I love your blog and the art I see there. I am honored you like my work.
9:38 PM
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