Showing posts with label rene fijten. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rene fijten. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Miracle fish



Water like mirrors
Yellow, red miracle fish
Reflect shattered suns

This is a  "Haiku", a japanese style poem, as contribution to Sudjino's book.
This is the last contribution before it returns to Moscow, so I scanned the total book so far; see image below.

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Mona Lisa

Here is my contribution to Ellen's book: "women in trees". Actually more like "woman in wood"....
Actually, last week another book arrived, sent to me by Albina. It was my own, I think it is the first one to make the complete tour.
But to my shame I also realised I have 3 books in my posession now. Work to be done.
I will send this one out to Anastasiya this weekend.

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Albina's secret garden


First: the best wishes for the new year.
This is Albina's book, the one that got lost between the Netherlands and Russia. I had a spare empty book and redid the 2nd and 3rd drawing, the one from Thalia (flowers) and my own (Jonas and the whale). I will send it to Anastasyia early next week.

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Raven and the fox


Here is Ian's book: creatures of imagination. I took the story of the the raven and the fox. But I gave it a 21st century twist. Never try to flatter too much.
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Ian, a tip for you: I made this drawing with Derwent Inktense pencils. They are like aquarel pencils, but when brushed with water it becomes ink with a nice intense colour. It is waterproof after drying, and the drawn lines stay visible. It worked really well for me. Unfortunately they are not available everywhere, I found them in an art supplies shop in London.

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Albina's secret garden

Here is my contribution to the secret garden books of Albina. I must say it was a difficult one for me; drawing for romantic subjects is not really my thing. But of course that is the challeging thing about Moly_x: you are forced to react on totally different subjects than what you're used to!
The hidden world idea reminded me of the story of Jonas and the whale, I can't think of a more secret world...