Icarus demonstrating the seeming impossibility of flight.
In death he most likely attained that which he couldn't find in life . . .
Take me back to the beginning
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Come to think of it - lets take a look at your other blog
Son of Incogneato's Awesome Revenge
Little Known Norwegian Artists
I am featuring a series on little known Norwegian artists on my other blog, Son's Awsome Revenge.
Son of Incog
As seen through the twisted eyes of James Mccarroll, aka The Mad Scotsdog
In Our Dreams We Fly ...
Our wayward hero, Son of Incogneato. 'Ad astra per alia porci'!
The Beauregarde Affair - Snakes 'n Drugs 'n Rock 'n Roll
Sorry, but TBA is currently out of print
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The Return of Son of Incogneato
Batten down the hatches, Son is back . . .
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9 have said their bit, now it's your turn:
One of my favorites of yours, this is so old school...a bit of William Blake's drawing of muscles and tendons in this.
A successful portrayal of impossible ... a classic!
Have a wonderful week-end :-)
I'm so happy to find pen and ink artists like myself!! Keep our art form alive! You can check out my work at www.studiomme.com.
i really like this so.
also, i was curious as to whether or not you would be interesting in exchanging drawings or mixtapes or maybe just letters or anything?
just an idea and i certainly would not take offense if you were not keen to the idea.
still, i adore your art and hope you continue posting for a long time.
So glad I could click on this to see it larger. The details are wonderful. Love the flying feathers too.
Last night I dreamt that I jumped from an airplane. I hadn't remembered the dream until I saw this.
I am in love with Icarus. I've been thinking about getting a tattoo of his flight and fall for some time now, and now all I want is your work inked into my flesh.
I am in love with Icarus. I've been contemplating getting his flight/fall as a tattoo for awhile, and now all I want is your work inked into my flesh.
Go for it, Brea - would love to see the result.
Cheers!
Son
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