The phrase is Herman Melville's; the sentiment is mine. News and reviews by the End Times cartoonist, J.T. Dockery.
Thursday, September 4, 2008
The Origin of "Epidermal Epilogue: the Birth of Jack Lustmord IV"
These are the original sketches, of an ancient mask of South American origin, that would eventually lead to the imagery of the last vignette in In Tongues Illustrated. I no longer have the actual source...I believe I was studying this from someone else's magazine while I was visiting he or she (the memory is dim), an article about new archaeological excavations. The image percolated in my mind and aged in my sketchbook, knowing that I wanted to use it for something. Of course, it would eventually wind its way into the last two pages of my book, altered and incorporated into the character Jack's reality principle.
This blog contains archived sketchbook (and otherwise) images by J.T. Dockery. However, the new Tumblr version of Covertly takes care of the more strictly visual now. Here you will find news and reviews, whatever requires stringing together actual sentences.
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