Happy Hour at the Outer Ring

May 15th, 2009

My brain is kinda piddle-doo at times. I find my right hand putting shapes together on scrap pieces of paper, mini-notebooks and anything else a pen or pencil might lay down its sweet, sweet transfer juice to. Though I am no artist when it comes to drawing, I find it to be a very real and raw form of creative therapy. With writing (my art of choice) I conjuror up a story, think about it, write, think some more, re-write it, show it to people, get self-concious, change everything, hate myself, have a drink, write some more. But with these simple little drawings I’m able to get the original visual out of my head and never question it motives, points, sellability or demographic. Sometimes the greatest form of expression is the one you’re not that good at, therefore you have no aspirations of  a career with it. No, you just do it because it makes you happy. 

 

I decided that every Friday on this blog I would offer up a new piece of my brain. So tense up with excitement…cause it’s happening people. Happy Hour at the Outer Ring was sketched out on a metal bird. I was on my way to some destination I deemed worthy of taking a chance I might plummet from the sky and die. Sorry. That was dramatic. I hate flying more than I hate Rolling Rock beer (calling it beer is actually insulting to…well, beer). I get all sorts of crazy anxiety and sometimes these doodles calm me a bit. 

Much Love

Travis

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3 Responses to “Happy Hour at the Outer Ring”

  • NaughtyPuppetShow says:

    Travis, It’s nice to get a glimpse within, as well as experiencing more of your talented expression. I enjoy your artwork, there is a lot of interesting symbolism that deciphers like a puzzle, stimulating the mind with a searching ‘hmm’. I have three new puppets almost ready to ride out of the creative barn,all 3 much more complex than others ive created, and unlike anything seen before, proudly. Sincere and kickass regards, David/NPS :-)

  • Cierrablue says:

    Editing is such a beast for me. I don’t have a clue how to go about it. Oh well. And rolling Rock isn’t that horrible. Okay, I’m lying, it is that horrible.

  • pixonu says:

    I agree with the Rolling Rock Comment :)

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