i know there’s been a lack of updates lately, but not for lack of drawing! i’ve been drawing a lot but it’s all been for my zine, list #12! no sneak peaks!
here’s a quick tattoo i did for my friend mike. the black sheep will go on one wrist and the white sheep, representing his family, will go on his other wrist.
click on the image for a larger version of the flyer
i’m having an art opening at charm city art space tomorrow night, july 18th, from 7-10pm. since they expanded artscape this year, baltimore’s big art festival, it will be right in the thick of things! while you’re out getting hot and sticky, perusing arts vendors, stop by and say hello! the work is printed big and framed, much different from seeing it online. i’ll be selling cheap prints and zines too and there will also be vegan refreshments!
located at 1729 n. maryland ave.
i just finished drawing the flyer for our next show at the frisby house on july 22nd. The show is paul baribeau, the boy who could fly, macgregor burns, and spoonboy. it’s going to be really great. this is the third time paul baribeau has played our house. the last two shows i made beard-centric flyers. this is why:
Here is the first flyer I did:
and the second:
and the latest!
For Sale: one-shot zine examining how i got better at drawing by drawing through zines! a showcase of all the illustrations i’ve done in the last year, for fun, for flyers, for tattoos, and band artwork with commentary throughout. the normal zine i make is called [list.]! hopefully i’ll have another issue out within the next few months.
selling for $4, shipping included. i accept paypal to ramseybeyer at gmail dot com or well-concealed cash. send a message to the same e-mail address to receive my mailing address.
sample spreads
if you’d like to buy a print along with it, you can buy a zine and print package for $15! all prints are 8.5×11 and are printed on archival matte paper with epson archival inks
choice of prints
Black and White,
Image size: approx 11 x 8.5″
Paper size: 11″ x 8.5″
Original materials: pen and ink, paper
Color,
Image size: approx 11 x 7.5″
Paper size: 11″ x 8.5″
Original materials: pen and ink, paper, digital color in Photoshop
Black and White,
Image size: approx 6 x 7″
Paper size: 8.5″ x 11″
Original materials: pen and ink, paper
this zine was mostly done as a self-fundraiser for a large vet bill i have for my cat who had to go to the e.r.! stella’s better now but my credit card isn’t =0(
i also started an etsy for the same reason. feel free to check it out. you can buy the zine or color prints of my illustrations on there as well. http://everydaypants.etsy.com
after a brief spell of extreme busy-ness (how do you spell that? not business…) i’m finally making another post!
two flyers for shows that happened at our house within the last month:
The show that happened at our house last night:
the thing that really got me drawing cartoons was my zine, [list.]. i started writing my zine during my freshman year in college, after my partner, daniel, convinced me to go for it. he had made a zine throughout high school and i had always wanted to, so with his encouragement i went for it. [list.] started out with a traditional collaged, cut and paste zine aesthetic. daniel also made a zine during this time called ‘bike.’ we were all about the one word zine titles i guess. eventually, we decided to do a split zine
daniel is actually a pretty amazing comic artist but he focuses on photography instead, and he’s really amazing at that too. here’s an example of one of the drawings he did in that split zine.
daniel had always drawn some scratchy comics in his, and i was really into reading scratchy comics, so we decided to make a comics edition of both of our zines for the split. little did i know, this would transform the future of [list.] zine forever! from then on, i threw out the cut and paste style and illustrated all of my lists with comics. as a result, my zine became way more popular and i had even more fun making it.
here’s an evolution of the ramsey character and my drawing skills. i made this for the new drawing zine i just put out. details to come.
another flyer for a show at our house! this time i asked my roommates what our upcoming flyer should have on it and kate and jordan both said ’something summery, like swimming or something!’ so this is what i came up with. on the ankles of all the kids is our frisby house tattoo =0) jordan and i both have it already. the other housemates are planning to get it.
i planned to have an issue of my zine out by june 1. my first deadline never ever sticks. my new deadline is august, before i move to chicago. it’s going to be a ‘goodbye baltimore’ issue.
here are some excerpts from my last issue of [list.] zine. it was list #11.
microcosmpublishing.com, an online independent media distro that distributes my zine, asked me to illustrate a header for a chapter in their upcoming publication called ‘make a zine.’ they asked me to draw for the chapter of ‘resource lists,’ appropriately, since i make a zine called ‘list.’ this is mostly exciting because they print 4000 of them and because i love to draw for people who directly support underground comics/publications.
click for a larger/better version!
i started making a quilt just for fun. it’s my first undertaking with a sewing machine so it’s been a good learning process for machine use. it was also fun for me to research quilts and see the process that goes into it. the red, black and square white patches are all cut out of old punk shirts.
here’s mine so far!
detail of the square blocks
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