VW Type 2 If there’s any symbol for summer road trips, it’s the Volkswagon Type 2. Also known as the VW Bus, Camper, Kombi or Pick-up, the classic VW Type 2 is a panel van initially deriving from Volkswagon’s first model, the Type 1 (Beetle). Original drawing in green and black ballpoint pens in my Moleskine sketchbook. Ps: Check out my new Facebook page! :)
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VW Type 2

If there’s any symbol for summer road trips, it’s the Volkswagon Type 2. Also known as the VW Bus, Camper, Kombi or Pick-up, the classic VW Type 2 is a panel van initially deriving from Volkswagon’s first model, the Type 1 (Beetle). 

Original drawing in green and black ballpoint pens in my Moleskine sketchbook.

Ps: Check out my new Facebook page! :)

Spitfire Mk XIV School is really killing me this year. I feel like I haven’t drawn anything in ages! Just another ten weeks or so… The Submarine Spitfire is a British single-seat fighter aircraft that was used by the Royal Air Force and other Allied countries throughout the Second World War. It was produced in greater numbers than any other British aircraft. See Also : FW-190 Available as prints and other fun things in both black and white ink. :)
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Spitfire Mk XIV

School is really killing me this year. I feel like I haven’t drawn anything in ages! Just another ten weeks or so…

The Submarine Spitfire is a British single-seat fighter aircraft that was used by the Royal Air Force and other Allied countries throughout the Second World War. It was produced in greater numbers than any other British aircraft.

See Also : FW-190

Available as prints and other fun things in both black and white ink. :)

Sequential Skulls This is the first piece I’ve done in pencil (and some Photoshop) for a while now. I find old medical journals and posters fascinating, and I’ve been enjoying a little anatomy study of bones and muscles myself recently, so decided I may as well use these skulls to form part of a bigger piece, with a vintage feel to them. I’m pretty happy with how it all worked out.
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Sequential Skulls

This is the first piece I’ve done in pencil (and some Photoshop) for a while now. I find old medical journals and posters fascinating, and I’ve been enjoying a little anatomy study of bones and muscles myself recently, so decided I may as well use these skulls to form part of a bigger piece, with a vintage feel to them. I’m pretty happy with how it all worked out.

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Last day to vote! I entered a marker drawing in Jorge Lorenzo’s Facebook competition, and I need all the help I can get! There are hundreds of entries, and only the top eight most voted get through to the final round! The top prize is tickets to see the final race of the MotoGP season in Spain next month, which would be incredible!  First click this link and ‘like’ Jorge’s page. Then click this link and click ‘me gusta’ Bonus points if you can get brothers, sisters, mothers, cousins, friends etc to vote too! Thank you! :D Voting ends today!
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Last day to vote!

I entered a marker drawing in Jorge Lorenzo’s Facebook competition, and I need all the help I can get! There are hundreds of entries, and only the top eight most voted get through to the final round! The top prize is tickets to see the final race of the MotoGP season in Spain next month, which would be incredible! 

First click this link and ‘like’ Jorge’s page.

Then click this link and click ‘me gusta’

Bonus points if you can get brothers, sisters, mothers, cousins, friends etc to vote too! Thank you! :D

Voting ends today!

FW - 190 The other day I abandoned schoolwork for a while, and had some fun drawing the bones of this Focke-Wulf 190 from WWII. It was one of those drawings that cheered me up tenfold, because I thought I’d struggle a lot more with it. I figured there was no harm in trying it anyway, so I gave it a shot and was quite pleasantly surprised. ;) Couldn’t decide on the colour scheme though - which do you prefer? Available in both colour variations as t-shirts, prints and other things HERE (the t-shirts/hoodies/tote bags are printed in either white or black ink just click through to see ‘em). PS. It’s free shipping until Sunday! 
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FW - 190

The other day I abandoned schoolwork for a while, and had some fun drawing the bones of this Focke-Wulf 190 from WWII. It was one of those drawings that cheered me up tenfold, because I thought I’d struggle a lot more with it. I figured there was no harm in trying it anyway, so I gave it a shot and was quite pleasantly surprised. ;) Couldn’t decide on the colour scheme though - which do you prefer?

Available in both colour variations as t-shirts, prints and other things HERE (the t-shirts/hoodies/tote bags are printed in either white or black ink just click through to see ‘em).

PS. It’s free shipping until Sunday! 

High Flyer After I drew this [ http://society6.com/OneCuriousChip/Hi…-jsc_Print] I started thinking about all the other origami that I learned when I was a child. I don’t know if paper planes count, but I remembered a little book my brother had (still has) all about paper planes. We used to flick through it every now and then, trying to figure out which one worked best. If memory serves, the classic, simple shape worked well, though there was another one that involved tearing paper that was best. :)
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High Flyer

After I drew this [ http://society6.com/OneCuriousChip/Hi…-jsc_Print] I started thinking about all the other origami that I learned when I was a child. I don’t know if paper planes count, but I remembered a little book my brother had (still has) all about paper planes. We used to flick through it every now and then, trying to figure out which one worked best. If memory serves, the classic, simple shape worked well, though there was another one that involved tearing paper that was best. :)

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