Inktober Cyborgs No. 010 – Pattern

5″x5″ ink drawing on hand-torn bristol paper, part of the Inktober Cyborgs book made for Inktober 2019. Pattern of light, pattern of skin tone. When we are cyborgs, we can change more than just parts.

Inktober Cyborgs No. 009 – Swing

5″x5″ ink drawing on hand-torn bristol paper, part of the Inktober Cyborgs book made for Inktober 2019. Future Cleveland pitcher swinging a baseball.

Inktober Cyborgs No. 008 – Frail

5″x5″ ink drawing on hand-torn bristol paper, part of the Inktober Cyborgs book made for Inktober 2019. A frail old man visits the doctor’s office to get his robotic arm diagnosed.

Inktober Cyborgs No. 007 – Enchanted

5″x5″ ink drawing on hand-torn bristol paper, part of the Inktober Cyborgs book made for Inktober 2019. Fantasy fashion could still be a hit with robots of the future when one wants to look kingly.

Inktober Cyborgs No. 006 – Husky

5″x5″ ink drawing on hand-torn bristol paper, part of the Inktober Cyborgs book made for Inktober 2019. A portrait of a husky with a robot leg based on an Instagram photo.

Inktober Cyborgs No. 005

5″x5″ ink drawing on hand-torn bristol paper, part of the Inktober Cyborgs book made for Inktober 2019. Hyundai is building exoskeleton robots to assist in construction work.

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9″x12″ ink and watercolor painting created en plein air / as an urban sketch in downtown Montreal. The image is a composite of motorcycles parked in front of a cafe and buildings a bit further down the street to create a more pleasant and real feel of the area. ~2019