Fay Ku Folklore

Room For Only One II (2005)
Graphite, ink and watercolor on gray paper
38 X 50 inches 
From the artist's statement: "I never have any pre-conceived notion of what the work will look like, and I never sketch beforehand. I work to discover what I am thinking, and I have to find my way to the image." Represented by Sam Lee Gallery, Los Angeles.

Dr. Seuss Told Us To:

A book project inspired by a bumper sticker that was inspired by Dr. Seuss' "The Lorax." Bunches of artists and writers (many posthumously) contribute to the cause.

Rendering Motion

Jennifer Pastor uses drawing to break down various systems -- in this case, the circulation of a rider on a bucking bull. (pencil on paper, 13 1/2" X 17", 1999-2000)

Bee Keeper Girl, 2003

I saw this drawing in a gallery in Culver City about 3 years ago. The artist, Anthony Goicolea, is a photographer who began drawing to further explore some of the strange scenarios he deliberately composed for the camera. The ghostly effect is achieved with a semi-opaque mylar overlay. As I recall, the drawing was nearly life-size, and impressed me enough that I purchased the $50 companion book of prints, which I cherish.

Today's Drawing:

Book Sale @ The Drawing Center!

Discounts on books & limited editions In-store only from December 1 - 23. How lucky are people who live in NYC?