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i love the writing about the rain. like an welcomed antagonist to the city. i think your art could be something of a story? how do you work in little fictions (writing) into a drawing? do you separate it all, or do you weave it in like it is now?
ReplyDeletethat's something i definitely want to play with, integrating seamless text into already "fictionalized" illustration
ReplyDelete...dare i do a children's book?
have you ever tried drawing the buildings with little words? that might be too reductive, but it would be fun to read a story and an image at the same time. i would actually say to check out some of j.a.'s recent drawings, they look like little maps, candyland style. disjointed landmarks haphazardly positioned on the page.
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