"Everyone seeks himself in all things Throughout the entire world; he is already damned; How then can someone become lost If everyone now always seeks himself?"
-Scott Eagle, Icarus Elck
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"Everyone seeks himself in all things Throughout the entire world; he is already damned; How then can someone become lost If everyone now always seeks himself?"
-Scott Eagle, Icarus Elck
One of Scott Eagle's pieces for Jeff VanderMeer (his work is fantastically Weird)
‘City of Saints and Madmen, The Book of Ambergris’ by Jeff VanderMeer.
‘City of Saints and Madmen, The Book of Ambergris’ by Jeff VanderMeer. Cover art by Scott Eagle. This edition published by Cosmos Books, Wildside Press, New Jersey, 2001.
POINT OF VIEW IS EVERYTHING
Each morning I awake with the faith that I can one day be the grenade pin for a butterfly effect that changes the whole world, but sometimes I feel more like a butterfly in a tornado. This is an image that is in progress.
Working titles; Nostalgia or A Step By Step Guide For The Minimalist Painter,
Collaboration With Todd Coats
The second picture is what Todd gave me. I did do a little bit of work on top at the swim meet last week before I took this picture. The top image is what I sent back today along with several other images like 3 and 4 (which I kept for myself). You may know Todd for his appearance on David Letterman or the TRU Tobacco Campaign.
COLLABORATION WITH TIM FRENCH
The image above is the first step in a collaboration with Tim French. We are each starting pencil drawings on white paper not using anything darker than a 4B. I will give this to Tim today and he can add or erase ANYTHING he wants.
Background information about image for Tim. You know about the hoodie. The man above has just pulled the pin from a grenade. That was drawn using this picture that I took from my web cam.
I am leaving the butterfly without its markings in case you want to change the species or do something else. The butterfly is perched on the grenade pin.
I used the image of Marlon Brando below as reference for the face. That picture came from the set of Apocalypse Now while shooting the final scene.