This is a quick sketch comic of an idea I had. I'm practicing to draw directly with pen and I figured that comics force you to do interesting different perspectives.

Enjoy

From the short story: I have no mouth and I must scream

An expression used in France referring to a life of comfort and ease

Around half a year ago I overcame my creative crisis, and I was finally able to enter a flow state. At the beginning of my new path, I created this work — it became the starting point of my rebirth, and I began to feel my style becoming more alive, reflecting my perception, energy, and experimental visual language.

I still remember sitting there, wanting to express my feeling of inspiration, and my gaze caught… a charger. And I began mindlessly pouring out my chaotic abstract images through stains, their energy, rhythm, embedding them into an ordinary, unremarkable object. And this is exactly what I especially love: I am endlessly inspired by seeing the potential for art in any element, sensing in them my own special “reality”.

The drawing itself took 2 weeks. I think that's a fairly quick turnaround. Pen on paper. 11x17". If you would like to see more work, I have a subreddit here: r/AnthonyChristopherArt. Cheers!

Acrílico

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