Randomness




I made these weekly drawings using ink on paper. First, I drew my avatar. Second, I added some monochrome colors to my character. Finally, I designed a random background.

The colors for each drawing are monochromatic. My avatar is drawn with organic lines. The lines are cross-hatched to make a contrasting background. The balance for each background in the drawing is asymmetrical. There are also random shapes seen in the first drawing.

My mini-series, The Randomness of the Yorkie Silky, features my avatar being depicted in the wackiest situations. In the first drawing, The Party Animal, Tony the Yorkie Silky is dancing as if he is drunk. The second drawing, Something's Not Right Here, features Tony with hands for feet and feet for hands. The third drawing, Okay, You've Had Your Fun, depicts a comical scene of the artist drawing only underpants for my avatar. The fourth drawing, Meowing Tony, features Tony as a cat. The last drawing, That's Far Enough!, features Tony ready to attack the artist after being drawn as a woman. The purpose of each drawing is to make the viewers laugh and enjoy my drawings. Looking back, I feel like I have poked fun at my avatar with random situations and enjoyed it.

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