Showing posts with label tarot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tarot. Show all posts

19.1.11

Major Errata XII

Sketchbook, Dec10
That Magician sure has a stupid look about him, wouldn't you say?

Pilot Precise V5 Rolling Ball, Extra Fine. (Black, green, light blue, dark blue, purple, red and pink ink).
Sharpie Fine Point Permanent Marker (Yellow ink).
Faber-Castell Goldfaber 1221 2B Pencil.
5.5" x 8.5" 65 lb acid free paper.
5 The Heirophant
0 The Fool
1 The Magician
That's it! No more! For a while, at least...
Next time there will be a caption contest.

18.1.11

Major Errata XI

Sketchbook, Dec10
Gradually expanding my materials list.
Of the Major Errata, Judgement is my best work. Hands down.

Pilot Precise V5 Rolling Ball, Extra Fine. (Black, green, light blue, dark blue, purple, red and pink ink).
Sharpie Fine Point Permanent Marker (Yellow ink).
Faber-Castell Goldfaber 1221 2B Pencil.
5.5" x 8.5" 65 lb acid free paper.

2 The High Priestess
20 Judgement
3 The Empress

17.1.11

Major Errata X

Sketchbook, Dec10
New pens! Now in color!

Pilot Precise V5 Rolling Ball, Extra Fine. (Black, green, light blue, dark blue, purple, red and pink ink)
Sharpie Fine Point Permanent Marker (Yellow ink)
5.5" x 8.5" 65 lb acid free paper.
4 The Emperor
11 Justice
10 The Wheel of Fortune
Pilot V5's are probably my favorite type of pen. When I get a hold of one, I tend to use it and use it and use it until it's all gone. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

16.1.11

Major Errata IX

Sketchbook, Dec 10
What a disaster today. The Pilot G-2 is a terrible drawing pen. The Hanged Man is included only for completeness. The Hermit was redeeming. The last sketch can be blamed on no pen; I ran out of steam. But yet, I like how it turned out. So there it is.

Pilot G-2 07 Retractable, gel-point (fine) rolling ball, black ink.
5.5" x 8.5" 65 lb acid free paper.

12, The Hanged Man.
9, The Hermit.
Fuck, Fuck You, fuck this shit.
Oo-ooh, child, things are gonna get brighter.

15.1.11

Major Errata VIII

Sketchbook, Dec 10
Strength is another favorite, of the monochromes.

1.0mm, Retractable ballpoint (medium), blue ink. (The Devil, Strength)
Pilot G-2 07 Retractable, gel-point (fine) rolling ball, black ink. (The World)
5.5" x 8.5" 65 lb acid free paper.

15, The Devil.
8, Strength.
21, The World.
I do not like drawing with the Pilot G-2. It's a fine writing pen, but very difficult to handle when drawing. In fact it can be pretty atrocious, as tomorrow's post will show.

14.1.11

Major Errata VII

Sketchbook, Dec 10
Finishing the digression.

1.0mm, Retractable ballpoint (medium), blue ink.
5.5" x 8.5" 65 lb acid free paper.

Ace, Swords
Ugh.
What an embarassment!! (sic)
Ace, Wands

13.1.11

Major Errata VI

Sketchbook, Dec 10
Making an errand into the Minor Errata.

1.0mm, Retractable ballpoint (medium), blue ink.
5.5" x 8.5" 65 lb acid free paper.

No, Um...
Oh, Forget It.
Ace, Pentacles
Ace, Cups

12.1.11

Major Errata V

Sketchbook, Dec 10
Temperance is a personal favorite, from these monochromatic sketches.

1.0mm, Retractable ballpoint (medium), blue ink.
5.5" x 8.5" 65 lb acid free paper.

13 Death, 18 The Moon.
14 Temperance
I'm Older Than You.

11.1.11

Major Errata IV

Sketchbook, Dec 10

1.0mm, Retractable ballpoint (medium), blue ink.
5.5" x 8.5" 65 lb acid free paper.

16 The Tower R
19 The Sun
Errant

10.1.11

Major Errata III

Sketchbook, Dec 10
Things are starting to heat up!

1.0mm, Retractable ballpoint (medium), blue ink.
5.5" x 8.5" 65 lb acid free paper.

6 The Lovers


7 The Chariot

8.1.11

Major Errata I

Sketchbook, Dec10

1.0mm, Retractable ballpoint (medium), blue ink.
5.5" x 8.5" 65 lb acid free paper.

17 The Star
Knight, Swords
Knight, Wands
Introductory Notes:

err v.
† 1. To ramble, roam, stray, wander. Obs.

Perspectives:
1632 Quarles Div. Fancies The World's a Book.. 'Tis falsly printed, though divinely penn'd, And all th' Errata will appear at th' end.
1691 Norris Pract. Disc. God.. upon a Solemn Review of his Works ..found not one Erratum in the whole Book of Nature.

arcane a.
[adapted from Latin arcānus, formed with arcē-re "to shut up", arca "chest"; compare French arcane.]
Hidden, concealed, secret.
1678 Cudworth Intell. Syst. Pref., To Reveal the Arcane Mysteries of Atheism.