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Showing posts with label narrative. Show all posts
Showing posts with label narrative. Show all posts

7.11.11

HE BUILDS MOUNTAINS

in progress
I've been playing around with drawings for a short narrative about erosion and what happens to mountain rubble. It's all highly scientifically accurate, of course.

2.11.11

THE FIRST GERMINATION...

...SO THERE MUST HAVE BEEN LIGHT, SOMEWHERE, OR SO THE THEORIES GO.

pen + ink on endpapers
each 18x24.5cm

11.7.11

OUR THREE MOUNTAIN-ISLES


10.5x20.5cm

A kind of plot has been forming over the past couple of weeks - about Universal Matter and ancestors and the origins of their mountains - and I'm slowly starting to pull it together into some sort of visual format. I think this might be part of a small-scale-book-trial-(zine?)-thing.

28.5.11

ONE: SOMETIMES THE MOUNTAINS WENT MISSING


pen + ink on paper
11x15.cm
...but they never bothered looking for them, as they believed in the theory that things will come home when they want to return.

16.5.11

TISMS


pen + ink on paper
7x21 cm each

Tisms - a geological ailment: cataclysms on a minor scale, often as slight tremors in a mountain causing an unnoticed avalanche, where the quiet vibrations underground result in an insignigicant shifting of superficial snow.
Generally an affliction of mountains of a nervous disposition.
eg. "What was that?" says one mountaineer to another, after feeling quiverings underfoot.
"Oh, the mountain just has tisms, is all."

10.5.11

OF MOUNTAINS AND ORIGINS


pen + ink on paper
each 7x21cm




Someone once told him that everything in existence began from one tiny sphere suspended in space.