Many of my surreal drawings illustrate the surface of my drawing table and the fun I have imagining the antics that can happen while I’m drawing. In this piece, I’ve strayed from the horizontal surface and tried creating something a little different. Many of my drawings have an unexpected element to them. Here, I use a simple piece of writing paper taped to the wall. By adding the climbers, I’ve tried to visually turn the lines into something that is normally not thought of, adding another dimension to the drawing.
Print size:
13″ X 18″
Framed size:
17″ X 20″
Frame Options: Black or Gray Beaded
Artwork is printed on museum quality paper.
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