Falafel Delivery

A Treasure map to the police station!

The brown is the demolition site (that morning they bulldozed a family's playground to build the wall around their house), the green is where the soldiers held us up (because we wanted to, gasp, visit the grieving family after all the damage was done*), the yellow is the serveace that took us down the black path to the white-ish blob (the house), where we delivered falafel (to the horror of the mother), and swiftly entered the black zone, aka arrested.

*When I asked them why they wouldn't tell me and all the sudden, Kafka made sense to me on a whole new level.

Catch Me if You Can!

I made some fixes to some recent posts...

My Favorite Road!

I made this image last year based off of my enumerable trips on the Chinatown bus from New York to DC and back. I tried to make it into a woodblock, but I like the digital version better.



O America, my America... stop making weapons to test on demonstrators in Palestine.

P.S.
My flickr - Now with more life drawings!

And on a less political note...

Sheikh Jarrah

Hasidim taunting children with prayer.

I organized the heck out 'em...

...although I'm always drawing more, and I have two completed sketchbooks to scan (where are interns when you need them?)

The groups Landscaped and Walks will be used for animation backgrounds. With the groups Wiggly, Blob Mob, and Stick I see a movement emerging. I think I can take these drawings, some from as far back as 2008, and create a sort-of animation-collage. Same with the heads (Frontal Faces, Profile Faces, and Other Face Views) - I could create a character who's head changes when he moves, or when someone passes him or something. I don't know what to make out of the fact that I've scanned 82 images of faces with legs on them...

But anywho, if you, the fine people of the internet, see anything you'd like to see composited or colored or animated or something, just let me know.

P.S. I have a lot of life drawings, but they are not up on my Flicker.

One step closer to understanding them.

<-- I organized my Flickr a bit.