I could have sworn it was over there

I left it over there I tell you

The Full Unedited Version

where did I put my car keys?

When I started drawing these I didn’t have a name or even a purpose for them. The names came through in various spurts after they were finished.

Now you as a viewer, must forget the name I gave them!

spot on
cheers!

abject idiocy going down

can I help?

about to change

hang on

head over heels

in time

perplexed

sad Cinderella

sharing the vision

Stephanie Clifton: Would you consider setting up a camera to record you while working? I would think fascinating!
Alan Morris; I often wonder about that too Stephanie. Martin's drawings seem to flow without lifting the pen from the paper.

I've been videoed doing large paintings. In fact it can give me a bit more kind of "show off" power. I have also started at one o'clock type of thing, almost to order.
"Avast ye Dogs" in theatrical fashion.
The drawings are a different thing, they happen when they happen, they don't follow rules and very rarely occur in similar ways.
I'm also not doing them all the time - they come in blocks quite often. I've got a set coming through here, they will end up in a blog, as will this writing!
If I knew someone was holding a camera over me ~ I wouldn't "freeze" as such.

 Thanks for the "flow" comment. I almost feel unworthy! My main tutor, back in the early 70's described mark making as being "breathed onto a surface."
(John Hacker)

 

A shy, but friendly elf named Flack

got any spare change?

seen my new motor?

reluctant ~ but

unsure

hallelujah!

Close to the Edge.