Early Art V

Here is more of my abstract art that I did as a child. I do remember the teacher telling us how to do the Rorschach, but I can't remember if she told us exactly what they are for. I kind of doubt it since we were in kindergarten and it'd be rather pointless to teach us so much about it at that time. I like the one with the circles best though, it has a tendency to lead my eyes around the page more.

I feel like the Rorschach test is a BS psychology thing though. Those images could be anything and I'd be interested in seeing a psychologist take the same test. I bet they'd suffer a meltdown from trying to take it because they couldn't let go of what they know enough to just answer the questions and would instead try to analyze the process of the test.

*shrugs*

Early Art IV

"Amoeba Sun"


"King Quaft"


"Silia Smile"


I'd love to see what this guy would do with my art from childhood: The Monster Machine In fact I had thought about trying it myself, but I'd feel so much a copycat by doing it.. I guess I just need to get over it and try it out.

Early Art III

This image is pretty to familiar to most I'm sure. Simple, usually pretty to look at and man does it make you high doing it. Ahh, nothing like hyperventilation to keep a kid occupied. One could even derive some fractals from it if they wanted to spend the time doing such. Chaos or Order?

Early Art II

I figured I would post another image from my collection of early art. This one is entitled "MOM." I don't know my thought process behind this one. It reminds me of the young fella that came in from another prison in Shawshank Redemption and worked toward getting his G.E.D. The obvious person to say would've been Elvis but Bob's Your Uncle. I would guess that the figure is supposed to be Mom and that's supposed to be our pencil thin house to the right. I'm pretty sure that's Mom's coffee stain on there, which is kind of ironic. This was done in pen and crayon.

Early Art

The one on the top is my painting done in watercolor and it is a self-portrait of me. The one on the bottom is a watercolor painting that my Cousin did. They fit together because we did both of these at the same time so I figure it would be interesting to compare the two. My cousin was 4 years old at the time.